• New Switch Infinity V2 design
• Floating axle for increased rigidity and longer durability
• high-quality, extremely light and durable TURQ carbon
• BSA bottom bracket and 55 mm chainline
• SRAM UDH
• two-piece Wishbone Shock Extender enables easy handling of the shock absorber and positions it further forward
• Sealed Enduro Max pivot bearings in standard sizes
• Size-specific geometry and carbon layup
• Completely internal cable routing
• 25 mm more ground clearance on the down tube than the SB150

If you’re between two frame sizes, we recommend that you test both options. As a guide, you can compare the reach and stack values with your current bike or other well-known bikes that you feel comfortable on. If a test drive is not possible, you can also use the following tips as a guide:

1. A larger frame gives you more stability and confidence. You also have more freedom of movement on the bike, with less influence on the balance. With a larger frame, you have a slightly longer wheelbase, which provides additional safety and stability. You therefore need to use your body more and have a slightly more active riding style to control the bike. Smaller bikes are more agile and react more quickly to the rider’s input.
2. Even if you are the same height, everyone looks different. If you have a relatively short torso and long legs, we would recommend a smaller frame size. If you have a long torso and long arms, you should opt for a larger frame.

Here you can find the Yeti Sb160 geometry data*