Devinci’s YYZ is the vintage bike of your dreams
The YYZ was built to honor Devinci’s 30th anniversary.
To celebrate its 30th anniversary, Devinci built the limited edition YYZ. It’s modeled after the XYZ, a little-known bike introduced in the 1980s, but they only thing the two bikes share is the alien tubing.
The new YYZ is a modern mountain bike. According to Marketing Manager Julien Boulais, the bike has modern geometry, including “a good reach, slack head angles, and short chainstays.”
All we know is it’s the most gorgeous ugly bike we’ve ever seen. Unfortunately, Devinci has no current plans to take the YYZ into production. They built a grand total of three bikes in their Quebec, Canada factory. While you may never have the opportunity to own this bike, you can certainly lust over it. Keep scrolling to see more.
Chromag finishing kit.
That headtube badge.
Custom SRAM Level brakes with gold accents.
Slam that stem?
RockShox needs to bring back this vintage logo.
Brown MTB saddles should also make a comeback.
More gold accents.
#longlivechainsaw
The most beautiful ugly bike in the world.
Devinci only made three of these bikes.
So many tubes.
Yet somehow it all works.
Weird has never looked this good.
If Devinci offered the YYZ as a limited edition model, would you be interested? What vintage bike would you like to see reissued?
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