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Back in 2016 you were still makng nice bike kinetic analysis' ;)

Dude how are you doing? I miss your videos

At least it doesn't have crappy rockshox suspension anymore. More expensive, yeah but it's got an amazing fox40 and an air shock! I really wouldn't change anything from this entry level. Maybe the rims...

i still have my Capra Al Comp. I have bought and sold other bikes but the Al Comp is still the most fun. A coil and better brakes and she was a winner

@@DroidBen ahah nice catch ;) not very active lately but still involved in some bike projects with small brands 👍

Now it’s like lower end pricing 😂😂 new to MTB and I’m like holy shit

15.000€ for specialized😂 wtf

Tbh bikes have always been expensive

Mate I would have loved to paid $3,500 dollars for my yt tues Core 4 I got mine on special for £3,900($4851) bruv it's normally priced at £6,000($7462)

So you like the x2 over coil? I have the x2 and it’s great

@@joshmarks3954 you got it the other way around. I like the X2 but coil on it makes it way more plush but still progressive to pop of things.

@@Bogdan_Ch cool, they are great bikes👍

I just read the editor lines answer my question :)

Heard its not great at jumping or popping off stuff is this true?

I’m not really experienced enough to say but it’s a tank of a bike.

Agreed, I have one too, the rims are the weak point for sure.

as noted in video, this exact model is no longer available. seems like they cut it off mid-summer.

What does the chart on the back of the forks say ?

@@jamesmoore8461 well thats just for general orientation. I use it as a guide but adjust it to my needs.

The performance elite is a bit harder to get set up with only two adjustments. If you open up the high speed too much the rebound increases. I bought a grip 2 damper and it really changed my ability to control the feedback. You might also have too much pressure in the fork, mine was pretty harsh with 90 psi and I am 10-15 lbs heavier that you. At 80 psi it really changed, but I needed to keep the high speed closed more. Just keep tweaking it - it helps to have a friend help with the sag to get it right also.

If you want a bikepark bike get the sender al

They say that in the video, but trust me when I say the build quality on the YT is superior and you can jump the hell out of the YT

@@davidbestea4221 yeah I noticed most of the riders at Windrock have a YT Tues, was expecting to see more Commencal Supremes but only saw 1 and I believe it was a rental. Is it best to buy the YT Tues 29 or the 27.5 ? I’m 5’8” and although I prefer 29er trail bikes I’m concerned about my butt rubbing on the steeps trails.

@@pjsanab I have the Xl 27.5 and I am around 6, a lol bit taller then that and I find the bike a lil big in some scenarios. Now to answer your question, if I would be in your place I would go for the 27.5 and L, if we talk about jumps

Commencal Furious is the best bike park/jumping DH bike out there, literally made for that stuff

on enduro and trail bikes that's true, but DH bikes aren't used for seated pedaling, so reach #s don't align the same way. the new V10 (one of the most recently released DH bikes) has 3-position reach and size large can be 464, 472 or 480mm. The longest Demo (yeah, an older frame) is only 466mm! The latest commencal is 484mm on a large in low, so some DH bikes are getting longer for sure.

I have the 2019 one and i had no problem with any of them...yes a small dent in the rim and that was it :)) And i did change a few things...like the fork, with a fox and now the fox with a dvo but that was it.

I don’t understand what you mean? Can you explain?

I can confirm

@@gusdowney6617 so can I destroyed my rim in 2 weeks lol

Seriously a waste of a review almost like why even post it.

In realty you can't even purchase this bike anymore. It was a 2020 model. And it also needs upgrades like the wheels that are trash

Fair point. YT's large, 27.5-inch Tues has a 452mm reach while the X-large we tested has a 474mm reach. All other test bikes this summer have had between a 460-465mm reach. When we picked which size to test, we realized we were between sizes for myself and Griz. We agreed a size large would be too small for me and the size X-large, although big for Griz's height, would lend itself to stability descending. Hindsight is 2020 and we now know the X-large was too big for Griz to manage. However, if we had gone with a size Large Tues I feel confident the review would have been skewed the other way with myself finding the size large much too small. I think this just goes to show finding the opportunity to test ride a YT (or really any bike, consumer-direct or not) can be valuable to arrive at the correct size. Cheers!

Why not just fit a shorter stem for him?

​@@jasonschroeder2896 it just felt like you guys hardly talked about the actual bike. For a bike review I got to the end and just felt like "where's the review?"

You know of many personally?

Where did you see a broken tues ? Cant find any on Google