Was thinking of building a DJ up as a dual-duty dirt jump/trailbike...so more of an XC build than most would probably see. I'd want to be able to do 15+mile trail rides on it, then bash it around the dirt jumps comfortably (note: I don't do tricks, just huck). Is this a stupid idea or could it work with that frame?
Yeti DJ
- Thread starter Summit
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Yes.....
Yes.. I have the frame and love it to death.
Yeti DJ
Z150 (will switch out for Vanilla soon)
DT Onyx hubs on 6.1Ds
Hope Mono Minis
SRAM X.9
XT cassette
Holzfeller Cranks
Gamut P.40 CG
Race Face Diabolus Bar/Stem
ODI Ruffians
Michelin Mtn 'Xtremes front is a cut 24 tread, dual compound. (grey)
SRAM PC59 Chain
E.13 38t Ring
Gigapipe team ti BB
Crankbros. Mallet Cs
Yeti DJ
Z150 (will switch out for Vanilla soon)
DT Onyx hubs on 6.1Ds
Hope Mono Minis
SRAM X.9
XT cassette
Holzfeller Cranks
Gamut P.40 CG
Race Face Diabolus Bar/Stem
ODI Ruffians
Michelin Mtn 'Xtremes front is a cut 24 tread, dual compound. (grey)
SRAM PC59 Chain
E.13 38t Ring
Gigapipe team ti BB
Crankbros. Mallet Cs
Sweet thanks for the link Stoney...
(I really did use the Search function--you were just too far back for me!)
Sick lookin bikes...hmmm black or silver... stupid stupid expensive addictive habit this is.
(I really did use the Search function--you were just too far back for me!)
Sick lookin bikes...hmmm black or silver... stupid stupid expensive addictive habit this is.
That's exactly what I have been wanting a Yeti DJ for! It seems to have good geometry for all around riding, especially when mated with an adjustable travel fork. (pike?)Summit said: