Viich

I picked up this Yess World Cup with the matching Reach forks used a few weeks ago. It immediately got my best wheelset (Chris King hubs) and crankset (Cliq Weaponz)

First race on it was a little rough - I didn't make the main event. I'm loving this bike - since then I've done quite well. The front comes up nice, it's fitting great, and I just enjoy riding this Canadian-made, top-level aluminum race bike.

Context - I started BMX racing 4 years ago (at age 40) when my kids did. North of 45, we only get 6 month seasons, so try to squeeze a lot in. I've done okay and won a few races at my level (first Novice, now Intermediate) and started helping coach some new rider / Novice clinics.


Yess World Cup - at rest

Yess World Cup - in action

3speedslow

Awesome!

Never heard of this brand. Thanks for bringing it to the BMX Forum!

George Mann

That seat is so low that there is no point in even having one.

tds101 

That looks like an awesome, solidly built bike. Enjoy that baby!!!

Viich

Unfortunately, they've ceased operation under the Yess name - but from the same factory, some of the same team are doing the new Hydrogen brand. Very similar bikes to the World Cup frames that were made under the Yess name. The wrap up, sale of assets and rebrand is too common in small bike companies.

https://hydrogenbmx.store/

Viich

You need something to rest on while waiting for the starting cadence. On my Redline cruiser (24") the seat is higher, and I'll bump it occasionally while racing. You get very low in modern BMX racing.