Love my Delano. I had got the Cascade and ended up returning it for the Delano and I'm glad I did.

I bought a Wasatch Peak HT earlier this year. I love it. Really well made bike, and Fezzari was super helpful in upgrades that I sent them during the build process. I definitely recommend them. 👍🏻

I have an Abajo Peak and it’s been awesome! I’m glad I found Fezzari!

@HughJanus987

2 жыл бұрын

Just ordered an abajo myself. How do you think the sizing and set up of the bike came out, from all your measurements?

@salvadordelgado7444

2 жыл бұрын

@@HughJanus987 the bike feels great overall! I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

Few weeks ago I built a signal peak SL frameset for my local XCO season. Mine came in right at 24 lbs and has been working really well for my needs.

I got a Delano Peak in the Lush Green before they launched the new colors on their website. I absolutely love the bike I climb 5 miles and descend 5 miles every other morning with the sunrise and in both directions the bike is a joy. As my legs have gotten stronger I have even been able to scale some hills with 30+ degree steeps and loose rock with no slippage on the 2.5 aggressor out back.

Last year when you could not get bikes I was going for the Cascade Peak, six months wait. Ordered Delano peak in Coral frame set and built my own in 2 weeks, awesome ride:)😎

I've had the previous version of the Signal Peak for a couple years, and it's been great. I really appreciate the customization they do -- it was set up perfectly, and I had them do tubeless setup which was also great to have done. Rides great and has held up extremely well.

Couldn't have said it better! Great video!

Very nice. Thanks for sharing this with us. Wish I could even consider that kind of money 😂

Woot! I love my Delano Elite too. How do compare the Signal to the Top Fuel? The Signal was on order but I, too, cancelled due to lead times getting pushed out so I got my Carbon Top Fuel.

Thought about that bike, but ended up getting a stumpy evo alloy frame and built my first bike up this last winter. Not my first bike, just the first time building one.

Nice Review Snake Man

@huntstyle

2 жыл бұрын

Snake Man, hahaha! I like it!

@CobraKyle

2 жыл бұрын

Thanksssssss Mike!

Have a Delano Peak and love it

Nice running into you out there!

@CobraKyle

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Was awesome to chat with you Dante!

If you live in Utah then they have a in person shop it is also there head quarters they will let you test the bikes as many as you want the don’t charge anything the people there know what there talking about I bought a semi custom build of the signal peak first hand in person super great bike great people

I tried the bike fest enduro as my first enduro and had to pull the plug after stage one 😭 I couldn’t handle the hot humid combo. The weather was pretty miserable all weekend.

Fezzari is awesome!!

@CobraKyle

2 жыл бұрын

I have to agree! Thrilled I got to meet them and ride some of their bikes.

@tyg5265

2 жыл бұрын

@@CobraKyle I'm lucky enough to live locally to them. I'm headed there tomorrow to pickup my new bike. Excited to take it out on some trails!

You may have just cemented my future decision. The Fezzari La Sal Peak is my dream bike, but it's probably too much bike for my current skill level & Indiana trails. So I've been thinking about getting a Delano Peak because it's supposedly a less travel version of the LA Sal. It would probably be much easier to just get a Trek Fuel Ex where I'm at, but Trek just doesn't speak to me the way Fezzari does. Plus, I'm not impressed with my Trek Marlin 6.

@CobraKyle

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a good plan! The La Sal is a pretty burly bike, and I imagine not as fun to pedal around. As you improve your skills, you'll be amazed what you can do on a shorter travel bike. I agree the Delano is a much more appealing bike than the Fuel EX. Last I checked the Delano had a 2-3 week delivery time which is awesome!

@macroglossumstellatarum3068

2 жыл бұрын

I have a Trek Slash and I gotta say it really is the best of both worlds. It pedals as well as most trail bikes but you still get all that juicy travel. It’s that Trek ABP design that just keeps the wheel glued to the ground. And as for the climbing, I think the fact that trek took the time to develop a shock especially for the Slash directly in partnership with Rockshox that gives such good small force compliance. I mean I hardly fight the suspension on the climbs at all. If you haven’t checked it out, I highly recommend it if your dream bike is something with more travel

@codyscoles3576

2 жыл бұрын

Where do you like to ride? I'm out in Indiana aswell (up north)

@Juggatarian

2 жыл бұрын

@@codyscoles3576 I'm in Southern Indiana (Evansville). We don't have much of anything here other than Scales Lake in Boonville and just some random hills. Everything else is at least an hour away, but I wouldn't trust my Trek Marlin 6 on much anyway. I'll be checking out more trails when I get a good trail bike.

@codyscoles3576

2 жыл бұрын

@@Juggatarian oh nice I'm up north (Elkhart area) not really too many here either unless you drive up to Michigan.

Between that bike and the Giant , which one do you prefer?

What are your thoughts on Carbon MTB’s? Looking at the polygon syncline. On sell and look pretty compelling.

@CobraKyle

2 жыл бұрын

I personally have never been able to justify purchasing a carbon frame for myself. I always enjoy when I get to ride them, but I don't race, nor am I ever blown away to spend an extra $,1,000 or so. I think I'm supposed to be getting a syncline later this year for review, and excited to try it out since it's a pretty affordable carbon hardtail. I really like my aluminum Polygon Xtrada, so hoping the Syncline is just as good.

FEZZARI!!!. ROAD TRIP. LETS GO TO UTAH. I PROMISE NOT TO TALK ABOUT MY YETI THE WHOLE WAY.

More reasons to attend bike festivals!

@CobraKyle

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah it had a lot of cool stuff going on!