Here you will find all the Yeti's of the Month featured in 2006

 January 2006

Since you have never had a Ti Road Project Posted - I thought I would throw this one at you. It took me forever to build up and when I did I rode it for a year and sold the bike. Shit!! Lesson learned. I do not believe that you have to still be in possession of the bike for YOTM.

 Peace out. J

February 2006

Yeti of the Month February - Pauls Yeti Road Project

The only 'road'' signed by Parker

March 2006

Yeti of the Month March - Sarah's 2006 AS-R, The first 2006 New Style paint Yeti on Yetifan.

My new AS-R SL, It is an XS with pink Chris King Hubs and headset!, I bought it from Bromley Bike Co and they suggested I sent you some photos before I took it out and got it covered in mud, I hope you're as impressed as I am with it.

Cheers Sarah

June 2006

Yeti of the Month for June is Noah's awesome Ultimate. Parts inc, Bullseye Cranks, Mavic rims, Ringle, Answer, Chris king, and all the other period parts you need ona bike like this. I'm not sure if it gets ridden much, but after all these years, its looking good!

AUGUST 2006

Mat's 575

September 2006 YOM

Hello, I live in France. Here are the photograph of my Yéti 575 2006  Frame: Yéti 575 2006 Team turquoise Rear Shock: Fox Float RP3 2006 Fork: Fox Float RLC 2007, 140 mm travel Wheels: Spinergy Xyclone Disc Skewers: Tune titane Cassette: SRAM PG990 Chain: KMC X9 gold Tires: Michelin X-trem 26 x 2.00 Brakes: Formula ORO Greg Minnaar Limited 180 mm (polished) Pedals: Time ATAC Titan Carbon XS Cranks: Race Face Atlas X-Type Rear derailleur: SRAM X.O medium Front derailleur: Shimano XTR Shifters: SRAM X.O Headset: Chris King Titane Stem: Thomson X4 silver Handlebar: Race Face Next Carbon Grips: ODI lock-on Seatpost: Thomson Masterpiece silver Saddle: SDG i-fly Cables: Nokon Best regards Ben December 2006         Here is my 575 in blue. Task was build my own bike that can handle all usage (I'm not headless downhill guy:), lightweight but with enough travel for some fun. So there was no other choice than 575. I was in doubt about carbon inserts in rear triangle, but thanks to yetifan I decided to buy one. Because there are lots of very happy users. It was great decision! Now I'm enjoying a riding like never before. I'm fan of yeti since I was 17teen - in 1997 was World Cup in Spindleruv Mlyn and there I met nice 4-inch lawwill in team colors. I was interested in this rear suspension solution, but as an student a cannot afford such bike. I live in Czech Republic (central europe) so I had several problems to get 575 frame. Nearly every internet shop has problem with my location or postage cost so high as for central africa and not europe:) Maybe they think that we are savages with spears and guns. Hi hi. So I took a car and as an savage drove nearly 1000km for 575 to Germany....easy solution. I had to make hard decision white frame with carbon chainstay or nicely anodized black one in aluminium. I'm conservative so I took black one. Anodization is nice protection against corrosion - so brain win, but heart still call for white carbon beauty:)) So thats it....I become yetimaniac. I clean it and here it is. Bike setup: Fox Van RLC, all blue is Hope: mono M4 brakes, hubs, stem, headset, skewers..., rest is shimano XT with classic XTR front derailleur and cables. ODI grips, Gobi seat, easton Monkey lite XC handlebars and EA 50 seatpost, pedals are Time SX, rims are Mavic 717 with DT swiss. On ground holds me Schwalbe nobby nic. Total 12.2kg. Best regards Lukas