Yeti Cycles

ASR T2 Eagle 90/X0 Mountain Bike - 2025

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"This build stands out for riders who want top-tier suspension and modern Transmission performance without jumping to a full electronic setup. The Eagle 90 shifts reliably under power, and the SID Ultimate suspension keeps the bike planted and efficient. It’s a smart race-ready package that doesn’t overcomplicate things."

When we line up for marathon XC events or hammer through technical singletrack, the ASR T2 Eagle 90/X0 Mountain Bike proves that efficiency and capability don’t have to be mutually exclusive. Its TURQ Series carbon frame is engineered for maximum stiffness-to-weight performance, using a threaded BSA 73 bottom bracket, Boost 148mm rear spacing, and a race-focused geometry that keeps us centered and powerful over long efforts.

Suspension duties are handled by a RockShox SID Ultimate 3P Remote fork with 120mm of travel and a matching SIDLuxe Ultimate 3P Remote rear shock delivering 115mm of rear travel. The bar-mounted Twistloc remote allows on-the-fly compression adjustments, helping us toggle between fully open traction and firmed-up efficiency for sprints and climbs. A Cane Creek 70 Hellbender Lite headset and Race Face Next SL carbon handlebar enhance front-end precision while keeping weight in check.

The SRAM Eagle 90 Transmission drivetrain provides precise, cable-actuated shifting with a 10-52t cassette range for steep climbs and fast finishes. An XO Eagle Transmission crankset with 32t chainring, Flattop chain, and SRAM DUB BSA 73 bottom bracket ensure durability and consistent power transfer. SRAM Level Silver Stealth 4-piston brakes paired with Centerline rotors (180mm front / 160mm rear) deliver confident stopping power. Rolling on DT Swiss XM1700 wheels with DT Swiss 370 hubs and Maxxis Rekon 29 x 2.4in tires, this build is optimized for riders chasing podiums, personal bests, and technical XC terrain with equal focus.

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