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Best descender
Yeti

LTe

The fastest-feeling bike going down. You will pay for the privilege.

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29"
Motor
100Nm
Bosch Performance CX Gen 5
CX Race (120 Nm) on top build
Battery
800Wh
800 Wh PowerTube
Weight
51.6lb
23.4 kg claimed
Travel
170mm
160 mm rear
Wheels
29" / Mullet
Carbon frame
From
$10,300
Approx. US MSRP

Yeti ditched Shimano for Bosch on the new LTe, and it was the right call. More torque, a bigger battery, and the Switch Infinity suspension that Yeti fans won't shut up about. The thing is, they're kind of right — the reviews on this bike's suspension have been almost embarrassing for the competition.

This is a bike for people who ride the down. Steep, rough, fast. It's stable in a way that makes you braver than you should be. It's not the most playful bike here, and on mellow trails it can feel like overkill.

Price is the elephant in the room. Starting north of $10K is a lot of money. But if you're the kind of rider who lives for the descent and you want the best-suspended e-bike out there, this is it.

What I like
  • Outstanding suspension
  • Stable at speed
  • Now with Bosch power and 800 Wh
What I don't
  • Most expensive bike here
  • More bike than mellow trails need

Long-term test pending. Yeti, if you'd like this one ridden and reviewed in full, let's talk.

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