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03-30-2023, 06:11 PM #1
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FS: 2012 Yeti SB66
2012 Yeti SB66- Aluminum
https://yeticyclescom.cdn.prismic.io...al_SB66_LR.pdf
Price: $750 mag price
Size Medium
26” wheels, front rim replaced recently with DT swiss ex471
Sram Guide RSC brakes, handles replaced under warranty a couple years ago.
180 front/160 back rotors
160mm Rockshox pike RCT3 fork with updated air spring
Rockshox Monarch Plus RC3 shock
Chris King Headset
Short 35mm stem with slight riser handlebars
Sram NX 1x12 drivetrain 170mm cranks (was originally a 2x10)
125mm KS lev external dropper post with PNW lever
DHF 2.5 front, DHR2 2.3 rear tires
Super fun bike that my son had a blast riding and he was really able to push it on. Has been a great bike for an 11-13 year old. Stem, handlebar and cranks all replaced to make it fit better for my kid kid. Lots of parts have been replaced including fork, shock and drivetrain. Certainly used but ready to make the next rider happy. My son has outgrown it.
PM for more details. Located in VT. Would love not to ship but can if buyer pays.
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03-31-2023, 10:26 AM #2
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Pictures would be amazing.
Is this set up with thru axel or the quick release? Which color is the frame? Chris King Headset color? I am likely not going to buy it, but have a friend deep in the search and I would put my reputation on the purchase for him. He is looking for his first mountain bike and this would be a great starter.Someone once told me that I ski like a Scandinavian angel.
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03-31-2023, 02:31 PM #3
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Here is one pic. PM me and I can get contact info and send more. Its set up for thru axle (non-boost), yeti blue, purple headset and a purple seat collar (not my doing). I do have some interested parties locally too. But ultimately money talks.
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04-08-2023, 01:10 AM #4
Wax on, scrape off ...
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Ah man I had one of those (same size and similar-ish build) and it was stolen from my locked bike room (with a steel security door) in 2016. Your son’s is kitted out really nicely! If I were flush I would buy it purely for sentimental reasons, I loved that bike so much - it punched above its class and just loved to be pushed hard to the edge of traction!
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04-10-2023, 01:42 PM #5
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Great bike. Definitely need a small or xsmall for my wife. I have the very similar Ibis HDR650b and am looking for a wife bike to put the 26" wheels that came with it to work. I think the medium will be a bit too large for her 5'3
Someone once told me that I ski like a Scandinavian angel.
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