The top end elite MTB company, I think RUSH bought in and has control.
I did not know Yeti had problems, such as one function affects all the
other functions, and that should not happen, but happens because Yeti
is flimsy and flexy all the way around. So if you brake it makes the
suspension react, and that should not happen - in the name of precise
immediate threatening riding, you cannot afford to have other factors
of the bike act up when you need to only perform one finite action. If
you switch gears and nail it, it makes the bike suspension on the Yeti
flex - it doesn't happen on the Maverick.
More awesome and indicative that RUSH owns Maverick, is that Maverick
invented this remote (was it Maverick that did this?) that you can
drop your seat while sitting and riding, to change from uphill to
downhill, or just make it lower because you want it lower. I don't
think they have yet come up with a way to make it go higher on its
own, but this remote is a little bar mounted on your handlebars, of
which you just push or pull it, and the seat will immediately drop
down, or if you clinch your butt cheeks together to grab the seat, you
could make it higher.
Neat invention RUSH...http://www.maverickbike.com/