Skip to content
-
Subscribe to our newsletter & never miss our best posts. Subscribe Now!
MtnBikeRiders.com

Just an old mountain biking site

MtnBikeRiders.com

Just an old mountain biking site

  • Home
  • Contact US
  • FTC Disclaimer
  • Guest Posts
  • OFFICIAL RACE TEAM
  • Store
    • Cart
    • Checkout
    • Clear
    • IPN
    • Receipt
  • About MtnBikeRiders.com
  • Home
  • Contact US
  • FTC Disclaimer
  • Guest Posts
  • OFFICIAL RACE TEAM
  • Store
    • Cart
    • Checkout
    • Clear
    • IPN
    • Receipt
  • About MtnBikeRiders.com
Close

Search

  • https://www.facebook.com/
  • https://twitter.com/
  • https://t.me/
  • https://www.instagram.com/
  • https://youtube.com/
Subscribe

Fezzari Abajo Peak-The Reason Why I love Fezzari

By Randy Policar
January 29, 2007 2 Min Read
0

When we were running a commuter site, RL sent me the Fezzari Abajo Peak to have fun with. I have to tell you, the Abajo Peak has been my ride of choice. I have 5 different mountain bikes in my stable, but every time I go for a ride, I use the Abajo Peak. I can’t really describe how the bike is other than it’s smooth, perfect climber and a great deal.

Now Fezzari launched the 2007 Abajo Peak where the frame has been redesigned.

Here’s the specs:

Frame Fezzari® Racing Design Technology, Premium Aluminum frame, sealed cartridge bearings, 100mm travel, replaceable derailleur hanger, water bottle bosses
Rear Shock Lightweight RockShox® Bar Adjust 2.1 with external rebound adjust, ensuring optimum performance for all rider weights and terrains
Fork 3-way adjustable RockShox® Dart 2, 100 mm travel (also available with Manitou Axel Comp)
Headset Fezzari “Deep Cup” design, black alloy with oversize bearings
Stem Aluminum 4-bolt, TIG welded, anodized black
Handlebars XC mid-rise bar, 30mm rise, 590mm width, shot-peened anodized 6061 alloy, black
Tape / Grips Velo® MTB grip, black, double density Kraton
Front Brake Avid BB-5 Mechanical disc, 160mm clean sweep rotor
Rear Brake Avid BB-5 Mechanical disc, 160mm clean sweep rotor
Brake Levers Avid FR-5
Front Derailleur Shimano® M-510 Deore, 34.9mm clamp, top pull
Rear Derailleur Shimano® M-570 LX
Shift Levers Shimano® M-510 Deore Mega 9 STI Lever Set
Cassette SRAM® Powerglide II PG-950 upgrade 11-34T, chrome plated
Chain Shimano® HG-50 LX Super-narrow, 9-speed, 11x34t
Crankset Truvativ® Blaze Power Spline, all-mountain, aggressive cross-country, forged 1-piece
Chainrings 44Ax32Sx22S, 4-bolt 104/64mm pattern, replaceable chainrings
Bottom Bracket Truvativ® Giga Pipe SLLT Power Spline, sealed cartridge bearings & CNC’d steel cups
Pedals BMX-style Fezzari Racing flats. Aluminum, CNC machined Cr-Mo axle, sealed bearing.
Rims Alex® DH-20, 14Gx32H alloy, diamond-shaped doublewall, black anodized
Front Hub Fezzari disc, 32 hole, high-grade loose ball bearings, alloy Quick Release
Rear Hub Shimano® M-475 disc, 32 hole, loose ball bearings, alloy Quick Release
Spokes 1.8mm (15g) black stainless, brass nipples
Tires Maxxis® Larsen TT 2.0 World Championship Tires (also available with WTB Weirwolf Comp 2.1 high-performance tires)
Saddle WTB® Speed V Comp with high padding
Seat Post Alloy, blast black, 31.6 x 350mm
Seat Binder Alloy, black anodized, 34.9 mm Quick Release Clamp

No related posts.

Author

Randy Policar

Follow Me
Other Articles
Previous

29er controversy: Update

Next

Jumping on the Myspace Bandwagon

No Comment! Be the first one.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Links

  • Cock Coffee

Archives

Recent Comments

  • Fabricio Delfino on Review: KHS DH200 Downhill bike
  • Craig Cuttone on REDLINE’S NEW D880 & D860 and Hardtail D680 29er’s
  • JML on Product Review: Mighty Mendit
  • Hardtail Mountain Bikes: Exploring the Pros, Cons, and Best Use Cases on Full suspension or Hardtail? Pros and cons
  • Ray Johnathan on Nulksen Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor first impressions

Links

  • Cock Coffee

Categories

  • 29er
  • All- Mountain
  • Articles
  • California Mountain Bike Directory
  • Company Profiles
  • Downhill
  • ENDURO
  • Events
  • How To's/Tech Tips
  • Humor
  • Injurded Rider
  • Interbike 2007
  • Interbike 2008
  • Interbike 2009
  • Interbike 2010
  • Interbike 2011
  • Interbike 2012
  • Interbike 2013
  • Interbike 2015
  • Interbike 2017
  • Main
  • Mountain Biking
  • News
  • Nonsense
  • Off Topic
  • Products
  • Projects
  • Reviews
  • Ride Reports
  • Safety
  • Screen
  • Sea Otter 2007
  • Sea Otter 2008
  • Sea Otter 2009
  • Sea Otter 2011
  • Sea Otter 2015
  • Sea Otter 2017
  • Single speed
  • Team MtnBikeRiders.com
  • WTF
Copyright 2026 — MtnBikeRiders.com. All rights reserved. Blogsy WordPress Theme