Mojo SL or Yeti ASR 5 - there can only be one winner

olibluegoat

I now its apples and pears but what would you get if you wanted a fun, light, and nimble bike that can handle a good days cross country followed by a challenging session at the trail park.

Currently riding an anthem x but keen on something slacker and a bit more fun

What would you get - or would you get something else?

Oli

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olibluegoat wrote:

I now its apples and pears but what would you get if you wanted a fun, light, and nimble bike that can handle a good days cross country followed by a challenging session at the trail park.

What would you get - or would you get something else?

Organ transplant for better heart and lungs.

Thewaylander

olibluegoat wrote:

I now its apples and pears but what would you get if you wanted a fun, light, and nimble bike that can handle a good days cross country followed by a challenging session at the trail park.

Currently riding an anthem x but keen on something slacker and a bit more fun

What would you get - or would you get something else?

Oli

A second coil bike if i could afford to run 2 bikes.

bluechair84

Standard advice says 'test ride them'. Bikes suit individuals. But if I had the choice between having two low specced bikes for specific purposes or one high specced all-round bike, I'd have the one.

bails87

I rode a ASR5 and loved it, I've ridden a Mojo and not been so inspired by it. It was only when I rode the ASr5 that I realised how much better the Mojo could have been.

But.....different strokes for different folks. With a bike like this, the only advice can be to try them.

felix.london

I'd keep the Anthem and get a 2nd hand FR bike