The NoTon
The NoTon was developed for freeride light and slopestyle. Thanks to the variable suspension travel of 130-160mm at the front and rear, it can be adapted to the respective area of use in just a few simple steps. The extremely agile handling is mainly due to the short chainstays, which make the bike incredibly tricky. The four-link is equipped with a Marzocchi Roco Air TST R shock, a Marzocchi 55 ATA suspension fork, Sram X9 shifting components and Avid Juicy 5 brakes.
The TuEs
The TuEs is the big bike in the YT range. With 180mm travel at the front and on the four-bar rear suspension, the bike is equipped for the really rough stuff. Thanks to the linear rear suspension with effective end progression, the TuEs is particularly suitable for big mountain freeriding and use in the bike park. Equipped with the steel version of the Roco TST R shock and a Marzocchi 66 RCV suspension fork, it has enough reserves for all tests of courage. The gears are provided by components from the Sram X9 groupset. The brakes rely on the power of the Avid Code 5.
The Dirt Love
The dirt bike, which was still on the market in 2008 as a project under the name Sponsoree Young Talent Dirtbike, has been further improved for the coming season. The CroMo frame has retained its geometry and has been upgraded with CNC-milled dropouts with integrated chain tensioners, a reinforced seat post clamp and an integrated headset.
The equipment has also been upgraded. DM24 rims from Alexrims, a headset with industrial bearings and reinforced crank arms are now fitted.
Suspension and brakes are still provided by Marzocchi Dirtjumper 2 and Hayes Stroker Ryde. To do justice to the style, the hubs, headset and chainring are now anodised in elegant blue.
Prices
The Dirt Love is available immediately for a favourable € 599. The NoTon and the TuEs both cost just € 1,699 and will be available from April 2009. YT Industries products are only available through direct sales:
www.yt-industries.com
Photo Credit: Sponsoree Deutschland GmbH
