Sightings 2007


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Here you find picture's of Yeti's on the trails added in 2007.

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	Send your sightings here............. andrew@yetifan.com




		final slog up to col de mont fort 2500meters, Verbier (knackered ! need oxyegen)


		this turned out to be a regional tribe meet for us last august 06 in Verbier

I´ve just been riding around my town today and I took this photos I hope you like them.

Looking forward for the Yeti gathering this summer. Keep me up to date mate




		Hilton - Jordan Valley




	Marcus & Sy out on a yeti ride in West Yorkshire - UK

Here are some pictures of me an my AS-X at the "bullhead-mountain-freeride-trail" in Germany, Fichtelgebirge ;) Walter

Cannock Chase is awesome. I went with my friend Simon and the place is great. Never been before but I certainly wanna go back there soon!! - Pablo.

Moab trip included an inventory of 4 yetis, 3 as-x's and a 575. All these pictures are on slickrock. unfortunately we didn't have time to take any on porcupine rim...

pretty much b/c the last 6 miles was descended in the dark. Ryan

Thanks for the website. Really good to check out so many people with the same outlook on their bikes. The Yeti brand is really flying here in South Africa. There are only 3 of us with AS-Xs though. I sent you some pics of my new AS-X in April. Here is an update with some pictures of her in action.

I was always very sceptical when I read how versatile this bike was and was doubtful on whether it really could be used as an "all purpose" bike. Well I am absolutely in awe of this bike. I kept the triple chainset on because I ride this bike everywhere. I tried using a double with a bashring, but ran out of gears on the descents. Then I just drop the saddle when it comes to playtime. I am still trying to dial in the suspension settings, but that is because this is my first full susser and I don't really know what to expect or what to do to improve the settings, so I am going by feel. The rockshox totem is also an excellent, versatile fork. I usually ride with the 135mm setting, and then dial it up to 180mm for the fun stuff. I love this bike...

Later Kayn

From 'Team Action'

Francesco from Italy.

I send you some new pictures from Cortina d'Ampezzo.

My yeti asr at 12,600 feet in the colorado rockies pre-riding for leadville 100.

Charles.

Here's some pics of myself on my Yeti 4X and Mark Gregory on his AS-X racing the duel course at Chicksands.

Gary


	Hi, I'm lucky to live in the Scottish Highlands and get to discover great places on my 575 but I thought that the attached picture tells a tail. Cheers Tim

		Some Pictures from Niall


	Below, are 2 pictures from Frank

Here's a pic of me at an event this weekend, on my precious Koko.

The event was a great 60ish km ride at a wine estate called Lourensford. Same event I sent my first picture from a few years ago. It has about 1500 m of climbing overall and a great downhill run. Nirvana on a Yeti of course.

Picture courtesy of another rider, Andrew Gates.

All these Andrews!

I even met another local rider on a '02 Kokopelli Asr! and hopefully will have more contact with him.

Keep the Rubber side down, and thanks for all you do. It's really nice to be able to keep abreast of all news about the best mountain bikes in the world thru your site. The Asr Seven and new 575 keep me awake at night!

More sleepless nights.

Andrew Kummer

Cape Town, South Africa

For "Roc d'Azur", I made the "Rando Roc Noire" (50km), and it was a true happiness.

The 575 is ideal bike to ride there.

2 pictures of me during the 2007 Nationalpark Marathon in Switzerland (in the canton of Grisons, not far away from Livigno in Italy). As far as I have experienced, one of the most interesting bike marathons in Europe, especially because of the magnificent sceneries.