Here are a couple in season gems to drool over. The Yeti Sb5.5 is dominating the Aspen EWS. The bike is amazing although it may have something to do with the pilot..

Mavic XA Elite wheelset. Eagle XO1 Drivetrain and Fox suspension…..

Miami dolphin colorway.

All the kashimas…

Ergon grips to add a splash of color!

Bam!

 

Shop ambassador, trail fairy and all round good guy John Cyr had a dream. To build a full custom Slayer that would destroy any trail that was put in front of it. Draped with carbon bits, this plow machine is ready to rumble, and after many months of sleepless nights, his dream has come to life! Stoke factor is high with this build!

when your colour match game is strong.

custom Kabolt thru axle

theres always more places for carbon

Hidden pivots create smooth lines

Traction much?

 

A couple late season bangers from the crew at Outside Bike and Ski. Just to keep you

keen through the cold dark winter months.

 

 

 

2017 Yeti Sb5

 

Parts	Brand	Model	Additional info
Frame	Yeti	SB5 Turq Series	Medium
Rear Shock	Fox	Float EVOL
Fork	RockShox	Pike Rct3 150mm
Headset	Cane Creek	40 series
Handlebar	RaceFace	Next35	760mm 20mm rise
Stem	Race Face	Aeffect35	50mm
Grips	Ergon	GE1 Slim
Brakes	Shimano	XT M8000	180/180mm
Brake Levers	Shimano
Shifters	Shimano	XT	11 Spd
Rear Derailleur	Shimano	XT	GS
Cranks	Raceface	Turbine	175mm
Chainrings / Sprocket	Race Face	Cinch SS	32t
Bottom Bracket	Raceface	PF92
Chain	Shimano	XT
Cassette / Rear Cog	Shimano	XT	11-46
Pedals
Front Rim	Easton	Arc27
Rear Rim	Easton	Arc27
Hubs	Easton
Spokes	Easton
Front Tire	Maxxis	DHF	2.3
Rear Tire	Maxxis	Tomahawk	2.3
Saddle	Ergon	SME3	small
Seatpost	RockShox	Reverb 125mm	30.9
Seatpost Clamp	Yeti

General Info
Model Year	2017
Riding Type	Trail/AM
Weight	28.2LBS/

 

2017 Yeti SB55

 

Parts	Brand	Model	Additional info
Frame	Yeti	SB5.5 Turq Series	Large
Rear Shock	Fox	Float X2
Fork	Fox	36  Boost	160mm
Headset	Cane Creek	40 series
Handlebar	RaceFace	Sixc35	800mm 20mm rise
Stem	Race Face	Atlas35	35mm
Grips	Ergon	GE1 Slim
Brakes	Sram	Guide RS	180/180mm
Brake Levers	Sram
Shifters	Sram	X01 Eagle	12Spd
Rear Derailleur	Sram	X01 Eagle	12spd
Cranks	Sram	Xo1 Eagle	175mm
Chainrings / Sprocket	Sram	Xo1 Eagle	32t
Bottom Bracket	Raceface	PF92
Chain	Sram	Xo1 Eagle
Cassette / Rear Cog	Sram	Xo1 Eagle	10-50
Pedals	HT	T1
Front Rim	Dt Swiss	XM 481
Rear Rim	Dt Swiss	XM481
Hubs	Dt Swiss	350 Boost	54t ratchet
Spokes	Dt Swiss
Front Tire	Maxxis	DHF	2.5
Rear Tire	Maxxis	Aggressor	2.3
Saddle	Ergon	SME3 Ti
Seatpost	RockShox	Reverb 170mm	30.9
Seatpost Clamp	Yeti

General Info
Model Year	2017
Riding Type	AM/Enduro
Weight	29.3 LBS/

With another riding season just around the corner, its time to showcase a  few drool worthy custom builds from the team at Outside bike and Ski in Canmore.

The words ‘cost effective’ and ‘financially viable’ don’t usually come to mind when talking about high end carbon mountain bikes, but I don’t think that really matters in the end does it?

Our good friends at Visa and Mastercard can foot the bill for now, while we get to enjoy the finished product!

 

Yeti SB6C

Garmin Edge 25 with K-edge top cap mount

The new Raceface Turbine dropper post with 150mm of travel

EVOL air can and custom tune by SuspensionWerx out of Vancouver

Hope Pro4 hubs

When your trail bike is your downhill bike you gotta go Full Beast Mode!

2.5 Dh casing Maxxis Minions on rims that don’t technically need tires to work ( for Aaron Gwin anyway)

The new DHX2 with High and Low Speed compression/rebound adjustment

32.5 Lbs of bike park fun!

 

Yeti SB6C Turquoise edition!

 

28.4 lbs. Large frame

Need the Sixc cranks to clear the chain stays on the new 148mm Boost rear end on the yeti

Carbon hoops by Light-Bike. Build by Jody Johnson

The new Hope PRO4 Hubs

Internal routing on all cables. Aesthetically very pleasing.

 

Rocky Mountain Thunderbolt BC

 

25 lbs of awesome!

Red is 10% faster….fact

Traded out the Ardents for some DHRII grip!

Pedals are not stock.

Late last season we through together a nice little friends and family group ride. The day had all the makings of an epic adventure. A high of 2 degrees, snow down to 1500 metres and a crew of rowdy, beligerant all sorts that happen to be friends and coincidentally  know how to ride bikes.

We don’t often get a group like this together in the season…that may have to change.

 

It was a lot of fun…..

Rain/snow/sleet gear was key…We were all putting our chosen attire to the test.

Our first stop. An old Canmore rental suite.

One sport juice down and we were off!

The jackets didn’t stay on long.

 

Dean Christou crushing it.

 

That Highline climb sometimes rips the shirt right off your back.

Pat is all smiles on the switchback climbs.

A rare photo of Bill Knight not breaking something on his bike.

 

This guy has been on the trail a long long time.

TIG!!

 

Not sure what this was all about. The mouth hole is at the top kids!

 

 

Many bikes and one cat.