Up for sale is my much loved XL 2014 Yeti SB66 carbon.  I bought the frame and parts brand new and have made modifications along the way to make the bike exactly what I wanted.  Honestly I love the switch system so much I am looking at a new one.  

The bike has the usual nicks and scratches that come with living off road but there are a few that I will point out so that you are fully aware.  There is one nick in the left side stanchion that made me take it in for a fresh rebuild at the end of 2016,  after taking it apart the shop assured me it was not an issue and was just cosmetic. There are also some scratches on the handlebar, rear quick release, and also the top of the rear brake lever you can see in the pictures.  So here are the details...

Frame - 2014 SB66c fresh bearings at end of 2016
Rear shock-  upgraded and tuned by fox Float X rear shock
Fork - Rock Shox Pike 160mm, dual air travel adjust (really nice when the climbing gets steep)
Headset - Chris King
Seatpost - Rock Shox reverb with a fresh rebuild and bleed
Wheels - Easton Havens with backup set if interested
Tires - Scwalbe Nobby Nic front and Specialized Purgatory both set up tubeless
Crank - Shimano XT with Raceface 1x 30t
Cassette- Shimano 10 speed 11-36 with wolf tooth 42 t large ring
R. Der. - Shimano Zee medium cage (bulletproof)
Handlebar - Raceface SixC Carbon 785mm
Brakes - Shimano XT with metallic pads (still the best damn brakes I've ridden)
Rotors - 203mm front and 180mm rear Shimano Ice Tech
Grips - Ergon but I also have Some ODI matched turquoise that I can throw in
Seat - I have many WTB options depending on what you want 
Bash Guard - MRP, includes a chain guide
Marsh guard to ward off the mud and save fork seals
Carbon water bottle cage

All maintenance has been done at the ocal bike shop so there are plenty of receipts to go with the bike.  Let me know if you have any questions.  You can go read the reviews on this bike, it just plain rocks. $2,000 Greenbacks and it comes with the spare wheelset and two sets of tires.

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Good question!  $2,000.

I'm 6 ft 4, and the bike has a longish top tube but I also have a stem installed that could be shorter. Stand over won't be a problem for anyone. It's really reach.

Good looking bike! I'm not in the market, but looks like a great but!