2024 Yeti SB120 C2 GX

The 2024 Yeti SB120 C2 GX feels like a trail partner ready for anything. Starting with its frame, made from Yeti's C series carbon, this bike strikes a careful balance between being lightweight and tough enough to handle whatever the trail throws at you. That means it stays nimble when you want to dart through technical sections, but won't let you down when things get rough.

Shifting gears on this bike is handled by a 12-speed SRAM GX Eagle drivetrain. The wide gear range makes climbing steep hills or bombing down fast descents smooth and predictable. The drivetrain's solid build and crisp shifts help you stay focused on riding, not fiddling with your gears.

You'll also find a set of SRAM G2 R hydraulic disc brakes. They give you confidence when speed builds up or when the trail narrows and you need precise control. These brakes respond well without grabbing too hard, making tricky corners or sudden stops easier to manage.

The suspension setup pairs a Fox Performance 130mm front fork with a Fox Performance Float rear shock, offering 120mm of travel. Together, they soak up bumps and trailside imperfections without feeling mushy. This helps you keep control and momentum whether the path is smooth or rugged.

Need to adjust your saddle height on the fly? The OneUp dropper post is simple to use and reliable. Lower it to tackle steep descents, and raise it back up to get power on the climbs, all with a quick lever tap.

The Crank Brothers Synthesis Enduro wheels are light but tough enough for aggressive riding. They roll smoothly and help the bike feel lively under your feet. They're wrapped in Maxxis tires, with a Minion DHF 2.5 EXO up front and an Aggressor 2.3 EXO at the rear. Grip and durability come through where you need it. The Minion front tire hooks up in corners and loose terrain, while the Aggressor rear adds speed and versatility.

Steering precision stays sharp thanks to a Cane Creek integrated headset that handles trail abuse without a fuss. Meanwhile, the SRAM Dub BSA threaded bottom bracket simplifies maintenance, keeping the bike running true without complicated servicing.