When Steven Lewis of MTBPodcast.com settled on a Yeti SB5.5c for his new build he wanted to do something special that would highlight the two personalities of the bike. On one hand, it's an exceptional climber. But it can also blast through the most technical descents. A regular Jekyll and Hyde if you will.
One side of the build has simple clean graphics, while the other has a wild camouflage pattern. Photo by Jonathan Lee
"Jekyll and Hyde was based on a muted color pallet complementing, but altering traditional Yeti colors slightly," explained Lewis. "One side of the bike was set to be clean, separating the tri-tone, highlighting the nimble and clean characteristics of the bike's handling. The other side of the bike was set in the same tri-tone colorway, but in a wild camo pattern complementing the bike's savage descending capabilities."
Keep scrolling to see the full build - and get ready to drool.
The SB5.5c doesn't have the best water bottle placement...but how clean is that Fabric cage and bottle system? Photo by Jonathan Lee
Special thanks to the folks at STIKRD for sending over these photos. If you're interested in custom decals, check out www.stikrd.com.
What do you think of this build? Not enough or just right?
One side of the build has simple clean graphics, while the other has a wild camouflage pattern. Photo by Jonathan Lee
"Jekyll and Hyde was based on a muted color pallet complementing, but altering traditional Yeti colors slightly," explained Lewis. "One side of the bike was set to be clean, separating the tri-tone, highlighting the nimble and clean characteristics of the bike's handling. The other side of the bike was set in the same tri-tone colorway, but in a wild camo pattern complementing the bike's savage descending capabilities."
Keep scrolling to see the full build - and get ready to drool.
The SB5.5c doesn't have the best water bottle placement...but how clean is that Fabric cage and bottle system? Photo by Jonathan Lee
Special thanks to the folks at STIKRD for sending over these photos. If you're interested in custom decals, check out www.stikrd.com.
What do you think of this build? Not enough or just right?