The mountain bike world keeps on getting longer, slacker, and meaner and that trend is no different with the Yeti SB130 C-Series LR C2 GX Eagle Mountain Bike. Hosted with its game-changing Infinity Link suspension the Yeti SB130 eats up ruts, berms, and jumps with ease all while delivering a responsive pedaling platform. The LR version of the bike comes with more suspension and burlier components that have been popularized by Yeti at their near-legendary HQ lunch rides. Longer and slacker continues to be the name of the game, and on the SB130 the numbers lean towards the trend of a more capable descending bike that can still pedal when it's time to earn your turn. Its 65. 1-degree headtube is a half a degree slacker than the non-LR edition of the bike. Of course, this contributes to unflappable stability when descending steep, technical terrain, but usually, a headtube angle so slack would be a bear on climbs and have lazy handling manners on the rest of the trail. This simply isn't the case with the SB130 as it employs a 44mm fork offset to bring the front wheel in closer to the rider so the contact patch is more aft than fore, for improved traction and a front wheel that's less likely to wander when the trail points up. Further helping in this regard is the 76. 6-degree seat tube angle centering you right over the pedals letting you put the hammer down on the climbs. Further harnessing the watts and contributing to positive handling is the frame's Boost spacing placing the hub's flanges further apart and improving the spoke's bracing angle for a stiffer wheel and combining with the 1x-specific frame to allows space for tire clearances in the neighborhood of 2. 5-inches with 433mm chainstays, the shortest we've seen yet on a full-suspension 29er from Yeti for quick power transfers and the ability to get the front wheel up and over obstacles easier. This version of the Yeti SB130 comes equipped with the trust SRAM GX Eagle drivetrain. The Eagle drivetrain offer...