ASR T3 X0 Transmission Carbon Wheel Mountain Bike

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"Yeti's flagship TURQ carbon ASR platform, plus SRAM's X0 AXS Transmission drivetrain and RockShox SID Ultimate 3P suspension make a serious race ride. The hangerless interface and UDH compatibility make it future-proof, and the flex-stay rear end delivers traction without adding drag."

Who It's For

Technically proficient XC racers and performance trail riders.

This build targets experienced riders who understand the demands of modern XC racing: steep punchy climbs, technical terrain, and high-speed corners. The ASR T3 rewards riders with bike-handling skills who want the efficiency and composure of a purpose-built race machine.

What It's For

Cross-country race courses, technical singletrack, and timed efforts.

The ASR is built for courses that are more technical than ever. It handles rooted climbs, tight switchbacks, and fast descents with equal confidence. The 115mm rear travel paired with a progressive leverage curve means you spend most of your time in the efficient mid-stroke, with ramp-up support for harder hits.

Why We Like It

TURQ carbon race geometry, wireless drivetrain, and proper suspension in one package.

Yeti's TURQ carbon layup eliminates redundant material at every pivot and junction, producing a frame that is exceptionally stiff without unnecessary weight. The size-specific carbon tuning matches torsional stiffness profiles across the size run, so small and large riders get the same ride character. The flex-stay rear end modernizes Yeti's legacy XC suspension design, delivering small-bump sensitivity and traction that shorter-travel bikes typically sacrifice.

The SRAM X0 AXS Transmission drivetrain covers every gradient on the race course, and the wireless shifting eliminates cable friction entirely. The carbon DT Swiss XRC1700 30mm wheels offer a meaningful weight and stiffness advantage, and Maxxis Rekon tires are an XC-proven combination for mixed hardpack and loose terrain.

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