LOVED getting to tour HQ and meet Chris and the rest of the team at the Ambassador Gathering this year! Such a rad brand and amazing facility they have out in Utah!
Thanks for the excellent tour. Your review of the Wire Peak was a big influence on my purchase of a Fezzari. The more I find out about Fezzari the more hyped I am to get my Wire Peak due to be built in January. Makes me want to go on a road trip from MD. to pick it up!
I did a lot of research, mainly watching videos and articles which lead me to purchasing a La Sal Peak 2.0 with a pretty good component spec. I think pulling the trigger and spending many thousands of dollars without ever really setting your eyes on a bike or sitting on a bike makes you a little nervous, no matter how exciting a new bike purchase feels. When I watched this video, it’s a reassuring feeling to know the money I spent is going to a company that cares about its products and it’s customers. So far, the customer service has been out of this world. I’ve dealt with the same rep (Alec) who has been very responsive throughout the build process and has worked though some changes that I’ve requested on the fly. The anticipation is killing me!! I cannot wait for my La Sal to be delivered!! Good product, good customer service, fantastic warrantee policy, US based family owned company,! What else can you ask for?! If me and my new bike jive like I think we will, Fezzari just got themselves a new sales rep, regardless if I’m getting paid😂.
Great video. Brings back lots of memories. Not from Utah, but went to college in Utah (BYU) and worked at a bike shop during undergrad in Provo and there was a second shop in American Fork. All these guys were probably kids that would “hang out” at our shop when they were young. Lol. Pretty much always been a specialized guy, but now I’ll have to look further into the brand. Looks like a fun crew
I just came across this video in my research for a new bike, actually 2 new bikes. one for myself and one for my daughters boyfriend. I must say I'm rather impressed with the facility and the interviews with the Fezzari staff. I have been comparing Canyon, Specialized, Cannondale, Felt, BMC, and Pinarello. I should preface this by saying I ride road bikes not Mountain bikes. Anyway after a few weeks of research, price comparison's, reviews, and bike builds, I have narrowed my search down to Canyon and Fezzari. my only hesitation on Fezzari is I have never heard of them until about a week ago. But after seeing this Video they quickly became a favorite, I really like that they are Family owned, and they operate here in the US. I live here in San Francisco and like another said in comments it makes me feel like taking a road trip haha! GREAT VIDEO, and Fezzari might be getting a phone call real soon.
Hey thanks very much Richard we appreciate the kind words and the folks at Fezzari are genuine and passionate! We'd say they're well worth a look whether you take a great road trip and ride some new spots, or have it shipped, we don't think you'll be disappointed. Tell them Loam Wolf says hello!
Fantastic video! I had an Abajo Peak bike that was recently stolen. I actually bought an Aventon Aventure. Good bike for crazing. Not built for mountain biking. I JUST bought a Wire Peak comp. Picking it up at the factory last part of this month, April 24. Very excited to ride it. I’m looking forward to real and fun mt biking!
I'm pretty sure it was Ian that set me up with a demo at Outerbike. That poor bastard was busier than a one-legged man at an ass-kicking contest 😆 I think there was one other guy there helping check people out on bikes. Those guys probably slept for a week straight after that.
I really wish I hadn't bought my stumpjumper a couple months ago. This brand caught my eye shortly after. But I guess I know what my next bike will be.
Tyler (Fezzari guy) loves to talk about their 23 pt. custom fitment process in all of the Fezzari videos. But Fezzari bikes are way too short. According to Fezzari they want to size me on a medium. I've owned 2 of their bikes. A Large La Sal and Signal. Although great bikes, both were too small and cramped. Makes me wonder if they actually know about sizing or not.
Their 23-point custom setup has always been dialed for me. Road, gravel, mtb, and e-bikes. They have tons of awesome reviews on that fitment system alone. You could just be an outlier who likes a bike that fits a little bigger than most. Also taking one ride with Tyler and allowing him to adjust your fitment and suspension setup on the trail will show you just how knowledgable that guy is.
Most of what we have seen with riders feeling cramped is coming from bikes with really slack seat tube angles. The La Sal Peak has a steep seat tube angle and in a seat down sitting position it is very short. Stand up and drop the saddle and you have a nice roomy reach. We work to have lower stand over heights so riders can size up to get a longer reach if they’d like. But we back it all with a fit guarantee. We will work with you to get your new bike dialed.
@@tylercloward1677 I've had 2 Fezzari bikes. They are great bikes. But what you are saying makes absolutely no sense. Steep seat tubes shorten the top tube, especially when the head angle is slackened. This compresses the riding position while seated. It's totally uncomfortable riding while seated when you feel like your knees are going to hit the front of the bars. I'm 5'9". Fezzari almost always wants to put me on a medium, when a large is in fact too cramped for me. Can I step up to an XL - yes, but then the seat tube is huge. Lengthen your top tubes and you guys will have winners, but until then, your geo is wacked. Great riding bikes though.
I've never been able to take this company seriously since they first debuted at Sea Otter and their first DH bike had a ridiculously steep head angle. I can't tell you an exact number as I didn't have a pocket angle finder on me, but I had just built a new DH frame with a 62.5 degree HA and theirs was in the cross country range. Hopefully that designer has long since been fired and replaced.
@@tylercloward1677 Yes. I also quit my job at Santa Cruz over the poor design of the second generation Nomad and haven't bought another since. I guess I'm just stubborn.
Huge changes. I think early on they were building up off the shelf frames just to generate capital. They've since started designing their own bikes with modern geometry. As consumers we tend to think about the bikes, but early on the company has to think about profits so that it can continue to grow and improve.
I like it a lot more than the internet rumor that it was a name the founder's son made up.. And being in the moment in one of the things I love most about mountain biking.
Thanks for swinging by, cowboy!
Yeehawww
Looks like an awesome bike! Do you have a dealer here in Asia, particularly in the Philippines?
Cool video. Well done. A friend bought a Fezzarri. I had never heard of them. Looks like a cool company worth supporting.
Great to learn more about a UTAH brand!
LOVED getting to tour HQ and meet Chris and the rest of the team at the Ambassador Gathering this year! Such a rad brand and amazing facility they have out in Utah!
Love seeing the faces behind the brands!
Bought my Wire Peak based on your review and I love it Fezzaris are an amazing deal!
golf, horses and mountain bikes, what a trip!
Haha, We sure had a great time!
Thanks for the excellent tour. Your review of the Wire Peak was a big influence on my purchase of a Fezzari. The more I find out about Fezzari the more hyped I am to get my Wire Peak due to be built in January. Makes me want to go on a road trip from MD. to pick it up!
They are a rad company and we enjoy our interactions with them very much. Congrats and glad you like the bike!
I love the factory tour videos.
Awesome thanks for watching! We hope to do more next year too.
This is a great series, keep it up! Awesome to see the brand HQs and hear a bit of their stories.
i agree
I did a lot of research, mainly watching videos and articles which lead me to purchasing a La Sal Peak 2.0 with a pretty good component spec. I think pulling the trigger and spending many thousands of dollars without ever really setting your eyes on a bike or sitting on a bike makes you a little nervous, no matter how exciting a new bike purchase feels. When I watched this video, it’s a reassuring feeling to know the money I spent is going to a company that cares about its products and it’s customers. So far, the customer service has been out of this world. I’ve dealt with the same rep (Alec) who has been very responsive throughout the build process and has worked though some changes that I’ve requested on the fly. The anticipation is killing me!! I cannot wait for my La Sal to be delivered!! Good product, good customer service, fantastic warrantee policy, US based family owned company,! What else can you ask for?! If me and my new bike jive like I think we will, Fezzari just got themselves a new sales rep, regardless if I’m getting paid😂.
Such a great company founded on awesome principles!
LOL
Great video. Brings back lots of memories. Not from Utah, but went to college in Utah (BYU) and worked at a bike shop during undergrad in Provo and there was a second shop in American Fork. All these guys were probably kids that would “hang out” at our shop when they were young. Lol. Pretty much always been a specialized guy, but now I’ll have to look further into the brand. Looks like a fun crew
Just kinda stumbled upon Fezzari a few months back and felt like I came across a secret in the bike industry. Saving up for an Empire now.
Spencer is a legend! 🤘🤘
These Behind the brand videos are so good!
Thank you Justin! We appreciate you watching.
Super Cool! Bought a Fezzari road bike and now lusting after one of their mountain bikes!!!
Great production value. One of the best mountain bike channels out there. You deserve more subs..
Thank you very much! We appreciate it.
Great video! Fezzari as a company, group of people and product is great through and through.
I’m excited for the new alloy Delano peak!!
I just came across this video in my research for a new bike, actually 2 new bikes. one for myself and one for my daughters boyfriend. I must say I'm rather impressed with the facility and the interviews with the Fezzari staff. I have been comparing Canyon, Specialized, Cannondale, Felt, BMC, and Pinarello. I should preface this by saying I ride road bikes not Mountain bikes. Anyway after a few weeks of research, price comparison's, reviews, and bike builds, I have narrowed my search down to Canyon and Fezzari. my only hesitation on Fezzari is I have never heard of them until about a week ago. But after seeing this Video they quickly became a favorite, I really like that they are Family owned, and they operate here in the US. I live here in San Francisco and like another said in comments it makes me feel like taking a road trip haha! GREAT VIDEO, and Fezzari might be getting a phone call real soon.
Hey thanks very much Richard we appreciate the kind words and the folks at Fezzari are genuine and passionate! We'd say they're well worth a look whether you take a great road trip and ride some new spots, or have it shipped, we don't think you'll be disappointed. Tell them Loam Wolf says hello!
Love learning about Companies and history of origin. Going to find out more information for possible future bike purchases.
Thanks for sharing and happy hunting!!
Fantastic video! I had an Abajo Peak bike that was recently stolen. I actually bought an Aventon Aventure. Good bike for crazing. Not built for mountain biking. I JUST bought a Wire Peak comp. Picking it up at the factory last part of this month, April 24. Very excited to ride it. I’m looking forward to real and fun mt biking!
Awesome we hope you enjoy it.
I think this video helped a lot with the brand image. I have been thinking it's a brand like Fuji.
This would be such a cool place to work
For the curious the Japanese words AWA-RE and SATORI are Japanese words that mean to be in that moment. Meaning the mind is silent, in a flow state .
Wow!.. Very impressive facility and story. Thanks for sharing!
It really is! Thank you for watching.
Awesome work, keep it up. Love this behind the scenes type of stuff from each brand you’ve done so far on the HQ tours.
Thank you very much! We’re glad you’ve enjoyed the ride alongs!
Hope you can feature polygon bikes
So good! Glad you didn't get bucked off the horse!
Haha me too!!
Love this brand
They just need to make everything a threaded BB!!
Any model that sees dirt does currently. As a tech I can appreciate that.
As far as I know they are all threaded BBs.
Great video! It's cool to see these behind the scene stuff. Had no idea about Fezzari other than Alex (aka The Sampler) is riding one.
Right on, glad you enjoyed it.
I'm pretty sure it was Ian that set me up with a demo at Outerbike. That poor bastard was busier than a one-legged man at an ass-kicking contest 😆 I think there was one other guy there helping check people out on bikes. Those guys probably slept for a week straight after that.
It's hard work but we love it! Thanks for coming out 👍
Had no clue they were hq’d in UTAH !
I’ve been wanting to get into mountain biking again, and I want to try one of these bikes so bad!
Do it! They're fun.
my buddy got their fat tire bike...its sweet.
Great video -- Is that a new e-bike at 2:26 and on the designer sketch at 3:56?
hmmmm... Could it be? haha
Great stuff
I really wish I hadn't bought my stumpjumper a couple months ago. This brand caught my eye shortly after. But I guess I know what my next bike will be.
Well crap, this video just cost me 5k. Love the video and the behind the scenes, pushed me over the fence of what enduro to get.
Haha well, we hope you enjoy it and let us know what you think!
@@TheLoamWolf sure will, it should arrive in about 2 weeks! Ordered today!
Great video...but is there a factory?
Fezzarri LaSal peak is mine.❤
Please ship to Australia!
They will ship you a bike, send them an email
Anyone else notice something different about the 2:25 mark in the video. 🤔🤔🤔
Carbon Wire Peak?
Nope
Tyler (Fezzari guy) loves to talk about their 23 pt. custom fitment process in all of the Fezzari videos. But Fezzari bikes are way too short. According to Fezzari they want to size me on a medium. I've owned 2 of their bikes. A Large La Sal and Signal. Although great bikes, both were too small and cramped. Makes me wonder if they actually know about sizing or not.
Their 23-point custom setup has always been dialed for me. Road, gravel, mtb, and e-bikes. They have tons of awesome reviews on that fitment system alone. You could just be an outlier who likes a bike that fits a little bigger than most. Also taking one ride with Tyler and allowing him to adjust your fitment and suspension setup on the trail will show you just how knowledgable that guy is.
@@svenjamsa6659 many online reviews talk about how short (the cockpit) of Fezzari bikes feel.
Most of what we have seen with riders feeling cramped is coming from bikes with really slack seat tube angles. The La Sal Peak has a steep seat tube angle and in a seat down sitting position it is very short. Stand up and drop the saddle and you have a nice roomy reach. We work to have lower stand over heights so riders can size up to get a longer reach if they’d like.
But we back it all with a fit guarantee. We will work with you to get your new bike dialed.
@@tylercloward1677 I've had 2 Fezzari bikes. They are great bikes. But what you are saying makes absolutely no sense. Steep seat tubes shorten the top tube, especially when the head angle is slackened. This compresses the riding position while seated. It's totally uncomfortable riding while seated when you feel like your knees are going to hit the front of the bars. I'm 5'9". Fezzari almost always wants to put me on a medium, when a large is in fact too cramped for me. Can I step up to an XL - yes, but then the seat tube is huge. Lengthen your top tubes and you guys will have winners, but until then, your geo is wacked. Great riding bikes though.
Where’s the new big travel eMTB 🇺🇸
coming soon... maybe
I heard him say, "Maybe a new bike with a motor..." kinda vague, but to me that means, "new ebike"!🤑
🤔😉
Fezzari; it’s kind of like Ferrari and Fugazi combined
I think the bikes and value are awesome. The name just seems so lame. He should just rebrand “Moment” Cycles would be way cooler.
Golf? I don’t want a Fezzari.
Listening to the CEO Chris makes me want to NEVER buy a fezzari
I've never been able to take this company seriously since they first debuted at Sea Otter and their first DH bike had a ridiculously steep head angle. I can't tell you an exact number as I didn't have a pocket angle finder on me, but I had just built a new DH frame with a 62.5 degree HA and theirs was in the cross country range. Hopefully that designer has long since been fired and replaced.
So you’re basing a company from a bike they did over 12 years ago? Make sense.
@@tylercloward1677 Yes. I also quit my job at Santa Cruz over the poor design of the second generation Nomad and haven't bought another since. I guess I'm just stubborn.
Huge changes. I think early on they were building up off the shelf frames just to generate capital. They've since started designing their own bikes with modern geometry. As consumers we tend to think about the bikes, but early on the company has to think about profits so that it can continue to grow and improve.
nice behind the scenes. The golf playing bros and Proud Boy grooming is a serious turn-off however
Definite bullshit answer behind the Fezzari name
Maybe, but hard to dispute the founder saying, “Here’s what the name means to me.”
I like it a lot more than the internet rumor that it was a name the founder's son made up.. And being in the moment in one of the things I love most about mountain biking.
Came for a Ferrari but got disappointed once again
Man! I bought a wiki peak a couple of months ago. And I love, love , love it 🥰
That's awesome!
Oh yeah! Thank you for this video
No problem!