{"id":17210,"date":"2017-01-18T12:45:00","date_gmt":"2017-01-18T12:45:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bikehub.co.za\/news\/2017\/01\/18\/yt-industries-announce-2017-bike-range-r6019\/"},"modified":"2023-02-08T07:18:00","modified_gmt":"2023-02-08T07:18:00","slug":"yt-industries-announce-2017-bike-range-r6019","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bikehub.co.za\/news\/yt-industries-announce-2017-bike-range-r6019\/","title":{"rendered":"YT Industries announce 2017 bike range"},"content":{"rendered":"

YT is proud to present its 2017 bike range \u2013 the new models are available on yt-industries.com<\/a> as of today. Brand new specs, rich new graphics and new sizes are among the highlights.<\/p>\n

For this year, the JEFFSY, CAPRA, and TUES will all be available in the very exclusive CF Pro Race version. Thanks to the new flagship \u201cLiquid Metal\u201d paintjob these high-end bikes will certainly turn some heads on the trail, while the killer builds and highly adjustable components will be high on every racer\u2019s or pro-rider\u2019s wish list. Another highlight of the new range is the introduction of an XL size for both the CAPRA CF and the TUES CF \u2013 welcome news for any rider who enjoys a bike with longer reach. In general, the new range offers everything that YT has built its name on: from entry-level race rigs for Young Talents to the most exclusive premium builds, there is something here for every budget and every riding style.<\/p>\n

JEFFSY<\/h2>\n

When it was released in 2016, JEFFSY dropped like a bomb. 2017 promises more of the same: YT\u2019s aggressive 29er trail bike will for this year also be available in a CF Pro Race version, sporting a rad new paint job and the very finest components. With Kashima coated FOX Factory suspension, SRAM Guide Ultimate brakes, Renthal carbon handlebars, a carbon crank and wide range cassette from e*thirteen, this exclusive bike inspires maximum performance \u2013 and not only on the race track. Meanwhile, the JEFFSY CF Pro confidently holds its own line, with FOX suspension that casually smooths out the most uneven of trail surfaces. For those looking for a wider selection of gears, the JEFFSY CF Two and AL Two with their SRAM 2x drivetrains have plenty in reserve. And last but not least, the AL One is a perfect entry-level machine that scores extra bonus points thanks to reliable components and an unbeatable price.<\/p>\n

\"ccs-62657-0-23164100-1484743469.jpg\"<\/a>Aaron Gwin on the JEFFSY CF Pro Race. Below: JEFFSY CF Pro Race (left), JEFFSY CF Pro (right).<\/span><\/p>\n

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CAPRA<\/h2>\n

The carbon version of this enduro legend is available with three different builds for 2017: CF Pro Race, CF Pro, and CF. The CF Pro Race is the flagship offering of the enduro range, once again ready to go into battle sporting Kashima coated FOX Factory suspension components. All new for 2017 are the e*thirteen carbon wheels on the CF Pro Race, as well as the Race Face and e*thirteen dropper posts that appear for the first time on the CF Pro and CF models. Those who prefer aluminum will find what they seek with the AL Comp or the AL. Both aluminum models come equipped with RockShox suspension components: the highly acclaimed Lyrik fork pairs up nicely with the Monarch+ RC3 and Monarch+ R, respectively. For ultimate shifting performance, all CAPRA models run SRAM 1×11 drivetrains this year.<\/p>\n

\"ccs-62657-0-42465600-1484743467.jpg\"<\/a>Aaron on the CAPRA CF Pro Race. Below: CAPRA CF Pro Race (left), CAPRA CF (right).<\/span><\/p>\n

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TUES<\/h2>\n

Aaron Gwin successfully proved last year that the TUES is not only a World Cup worthy downhill bike, but that it has the pedigree to claim the top spot of the podium. Reason enough for us to build a CF Pro Race version! FOX\u2019s 40 Float Factory fork and Float X2 Factory shock deliver World Cup vibes in the suspension department. Freshly introduced to the downhill game by Gwin himself, the TRP Quadiem G-Spec brakes are on stopper duty for the first time this year. Carbon wheels and cranks from e*thirteen and the carbon handlebar from Renthal help keep the weight down and the reliability high \u2013 just as you would expect on a purebred race machine.<\/p>\n

\"ccs-62657-0-23642400-1484743468.jpg\"<\/a>Ace Hayden riding the TUES CF Pro. Below: TUES CF Pro Race (left), TUES CF Pro (right).<\/span><\/p>\n

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At YT, it\u2019s not only the flagship model that belongs on the racetrack. The TUES CF Pro and TUES CF were also born to compete: the CF Pro with its noble FOX suspension, or the CF with its easy-to-tune RockShox BoXXer Team and Vivid RC2 shock. Finally, the TUES AL is a fun and affordable way to get into the sport of downhill \u2013 offering outstanding components for smaller budgets.<\/p>\n

Check out www.yt-industries.com<\/a> for further information.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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