Sixfinity suspension
Sixfinity uses a six‑bar layout that controls wheel path and shock movement independently. It allows precise tuning of acceleration response, deceleration response and leverage rate for each frame size. “Each frame size is treated as a unique design… hardpoints uniquely optimized for each size.”
Trail geometry
The MT’s geometry is built for stability and balance on varied terrain. Longer, size‑specific chainstays improve traction and speed without compromising agility.
TURQ Series carbon
The MT frame uses Yeti’s highest‑grade carbon layup with Vectran for increased impact strength. The layup is tuned for stiffness, durability and vibration damping.
Integrated storage
The Cavity frame storage system keeps tools, tubes and layers secure inside the downtube using a dual‑density door and CNC‑machined latch.
Stealth security
Airtag and Tile mounting points sit below the storage door for added peace of mind.
Quiet construction
Molded carbon guide tubes, cable capture ports and a redesigned chain‑silencer keep noise to a minimum.
Sixfinity expands on the dual‑behaviour anti‑squat strategy of Switch Infinity with greater tunability across anti‑squat, anti‑rise and leverage rate. It allows Yeti to tailor kinematics independently for each frame size and ride intent.
Three. Riders can switch between 10 percent, 15 percent and 20 percent progressivity using a flip chip. Geometry, anti‑squat and anti‑rise remain unchanged.
All MT models use TURQ Series carbon with Vectran reinforcement for impact strength and stiffness.
Yes. The Cavity storage system sits inside the downtube with a secure dual‑density door and internal frame bag.
The MT uses 29 inch wheels front and rear.
The MT has 140 mm rear travel paired with a 160 mm fork.
Sizes run from Small to Extra Large, each with size‑specific geometry and kinematics. Each frame size is treated as a unique design.
