We are super excited to announce the Yeti 2022 colours and kits, plus one very new exciting bike! Yeti SB160E Its about time... and it's all about time. The SB160E has been built from ground up to be the fastest e bike in the world. See the full range of models and colours here. With have a very limited number of these bikes coming to New Zealand in the coming months. We eventually hope to get a few demo bikes and do a tour around our main dealers, but this will not likely be until November at earliest. Due to what we expect to be high demand for this bike, we recommend anyone interested in this bike to get in touch now here. Yeti ARC There are no changes...
The brand new Yeti SB160E has just been launched around the world and we are excited to share all the content from various media outlets below as they come in.
Yeti Cycles Website
Vital MTB Video Review
PinkBike Video Review
With have a very limited number of these bikes coming to New Zealand in the coming months. We eventually hope to get a few demo bikes as well, but this will not likely be until November at earliest.
Due to what we expect to be high demand for this bike, we recommend anyone interested in this bike, either to buy or demo, to get on the waiting list by filling in this form here.
We have just received three limited edition OPEN WI.DE with ENVE upgrade kits. Price is $13200. Available now, until sold.
This bike represents the ultimate components for building a "go anywhere" gravel/dirt/singletrack/asphalt machine.SRAM Force AXS drivetrain, Eagle XX1 AXS rear derailleur, ENVE cockpit, seatpost and ENVE AG 25 or 28 wheels with Industry 9 hubs.
more photos here
We have a new build kit option... the Shimano SLX NZ.
If you have been searching for a new bike recently you would have realised that the shortages are real. We have also had some pretty major impacts from Covid, with massive delays and big limitations on the number of bikes we are able to get hold of. Unfortunately for 2022 things are not looking worse, not better.
Winter mountain biking can be absolutely incredible, so just because the days are getting shorter and the ground is frozen is no reason to not ride your bike. However one thing you do need to know about, is how to properly dress for the occasion. I'm going to focus on normal trail mountain biking here, so there is no mention of lycra or full face helmets. Read on for some tips on getting the most out of your winter rides Above : Jimmy Pollard showing us how to ride in the sub-zero conditions of Alexandra in mid winter, riding in a Dirtlej Dirtsuit. Tip 1 : Always wear a base layer When I lived and raced in europe, almost everyone wore base layers,...
