2023 Yeti SB135

Yes, you can fit Yeti's 15oz Hot Lap bottle on XS and SM frames, a standard 21oz bottle on M with a piggy-back shock, and a standard sized bottle on LG and XL. You should use a side-entry cage for easy access.

203mm rotor with a brake adaptor, 180mm rotor without.

You should only replace them with genuine Yeti parts. Yeti can't qualify and ensure other products are safe to use on its frames. If you use parts from other brands, all warranties will be voided, and you assume full liability.

210x55mm shock. Depending on the model, it can be locked out, but Yeti recommends running it fully open for the best possible traction and compliance. XS and SM don't work with piggy back style shocks because they have limited clearance in the front triangle.

Integrated 41mm/52mm tapered headset. The bearings are contained in the head tube for a lower ride height, increased stiffness, and easier installation.

It's made with an integrated headset with the cups molded into the frame, so you can easily drop the bearings into the cups. There are some aftermarket anglesets for this style headset, but the frame wasn't tested for them, so they shouldn't be used. Yeti's warranty is also void if one is installed.

It comes with a Lifetime Manufacturer's Warranty.

M8x36mm hardware on the air can side and a custom Yeti reducer on the shaft side.

Yes, MD-XL sizes work with air and coil-sprung shocks. Once again, XS and SM don't work with piggy back style shocks because they have limited clearance in the front triangle.

Up to 2.6" tires. It has great tire clearance but sizes vary by manufacturers, so there's no number that works for all brands.

Yes, an integrated 2-bolt ISCG '05 mount. It works best with low-profile modern guides. Some older models with larger upper guides might not fit. You should always do a fit-check with a specific chainguide to see what works.

Yes, it has routing options for stealth only.

It works exclusively with SRAM's Universal Derailleur Hanger at 12x148mm spacing. This axle has a 12x1.0 thread pitch and a 172mm length. It's only compatible with frames made with the Universal Derailleur Hanger.

Some parts from Fox, Shimano, SRAM and other brands are standardized. Check with a mechanic to make sure your parts are the correct standard. And ensure that they are correctly and securely mounted to the bike without any interference.

55mm Boost chainline. You can run other chainlines depending on the crank and chainring configuration, but you have to do a clearance check first. One again, it's 3.5mm minimum clearance from the chainring teeth to the chainstay.

You should start with 30% sag or 16.5mm shock stroke for the best terrain compliance and pedaling efficiency. You can go above or below 30% to suit your preference. Always set your sag at your normal riding weight, gear included.

BSA 73mm bottom bracket and only wide "q" factor cranks. It readily works with Shimano, SRAM, and RaceFace cranks. You have to do a fit check for other brands.

31.6mm seat post and 36.4mm seat collar.

It depends on your inseam. You can run any travel as long as you're above the minimum insert mark. Also as long as your tires don't rub on your saddle or your dropper doesn't bottom out in the frame. Yeti runs a 150mm dropper on XS and SM frames, 175mm on M, and 200mm on LG and XL.

It depends on the crank chainline and the chainring shape. It's 3.5mm minimum clearance from the chainring to the chainstay. Shimano/SRAM Boost cranks: 34t round/32t oval. Minimum chainring size: 28t round/30t oval. For more information, ask your local dealer or call Yeti at (303) 278-6909.

Yes, but it changes the geo a bit. The head and seat tube angles get slacker and the bottom bracket gets higher. Some people like these changes and some don't. You can decide for yourself.

The bike uses two different links between all frame sizes. XS and SM use link part 200020426, designated by two dots on each side of the link. MD-XL use link part 200020427, designated by two dots on the drive side of the link.