IZZO looked like it handled quite well, such a great place to stay and ride totally going on my list of vacay spots.. Awesome vid as always tony, cheers!!!
I've seen the Izzo in the background of some of your other videos and wondered when we'd see it on the trail... the wait is over! Great overview of the Izzo 🤘🏿
I'm glad you enjoyed the IPR. I've been loving mine, and all I've really had to do to it was add a DHF to the front and swap in a slightly larger volume spacer in the shock, and I'm glued to the trail now.
Great videos Tony! So Cal local here. I'm glad to see you reviewing a short travel trail bike, as a cross country/trail rider I'm a big fan of these types of bikes. Keep thr videos coming!
As a seperate question I'm curious as to how you think the YT Izzo would fair on alot of local So Cal trails like Chutes, Grasshopper, Rattlesnake, would it be capable enough for most orange county trails?
I just received my Izzo and it’s a super fun bike, my last bike was a 120 travel and I took it everywhere, so for myself the 130 will do just fine. I’m switching the remote out for the fox remote, for now I just moved over the rockshox remote so I can use my own grips.
Yikes! Lots of bumps and slightly unmarked “where’d the trail go? “ Red clay dirt is what central VA is made of! Can’t believe anything grows in it, but it does especially weeds. Love the bike info and telling it like it is. Real informative, T. As always, love seeing that cutie, Pip! Love and hugs.
FIT4 cartridge has a really distinct sound when it cycles. Can’t think of another that sounds like it. Although the GRIP2 seems to be the most popular for good reason I’m glad they keep the old F4 around. It’s versatile and if the frame manufacturer gets the valving spec right its got excellent performance.
I bought this same bike last month and have zero complaints. Okay well my only thing is the occasional loud noise coming from the front brake. The bike absolutely rips up and down and the spec is loaded at just a little over $5k USD. Great video!
Only thing with YT is the wait. I ordered my Izzo Launch Edition early November expecting it at the end of this month. Now I've been informed of a 3-4 week delay... Ahhhg!
@@TheOutsiderMTB Can't complain too bad as other bikes I were looking at were out of stock until the April-June time frame. Plus, it's snowy at the moment so I'll be riding my fat bike anyway... :)
That suspension is working it's ass off. I'm on 130/130 now and I love trail feedback (coming from BMX) but I need to upgrade suspension to get appropriate use out of this travel. Did the shock today. Trying to decide between RockShox and Fox fork as well as 130 vs 140 up front. Thinking 130mm Fox fork. We'll see :)
@@oceanman4282 I think 67deg is an ok rule of thumb, but off-course headtube angle isn't the only measure defining a bike category. But even than the Izzo remains a trail bike (66.0-66.5deg same as Trek Fuel Ex). Real cross country bikes have even steeper angles (eg Trek Supercaliber has 69deg, Top Fuel 67.5-68deg, Speci Epic 67.5deg). So the correct line-up would be Trail (Izzo) - All Mountain (Jeffsy) - Enduro (Capra)- Downhill (Tues). So far YT didn't make a XC bike. But you don't have to take my word for it: www.yt-industries.com/media/image/hvz/2020/bikefinder/bikefinder_jeffsy.png
Depends on what bike park. Summit, probably not, but Skypark is perfect for the Izzo because its so flowy and not technical. you're local to Skypark, you should take her up there for sure.
What size are you on? Have seen that the top tube on the XXL doesn’t line up with the seat stays. Wondering if that’s the same with the XL. Ordered my XL and that super sleek line is one of the things that made me want to get one.
I like your videos, great photography and enjoyed the review. Problem is too many adds, popup, etc. Fully understand having sponsors and good on you for calling out Red Agave resort for hosting you. Just my opinion on maybe keep the adds to one at the beginning and maybe one in the middle. Take care.
Trying to decide between the Izzo Pro Race or the equivalent build for the Santa Cruz 5010, both would be ideal for the type of riding I do. How does the Izzo feel in the air off jumps and drops?
Much more fun on a short travel, got a 2016 165./160 capra myself but it's the 120/100 downcountry that puts the biggest smile. You think this 130 Izzo will take big hits, jumps n big drops ok? Realistically I'm getting to old for anything over 5ft but do think the 120/100 is a bit worrying on jumps n drops Wondering if might be my perfect compromise
@@TheOutsiderMTB cheers bud. You say that's more rider confidence thing or what the bike will safely take (think I'm more concerned about breaking valuable carbon than free bones😉)?
@@joshiboy31 I think the bike was built in mind not to take the gnarlier stuff. Definitely feels like a purpose built bike. I think with what you saw in the vid is where it should ride.
@@TheOutsiderMTB damn, one day someone will make that 'perfect bike', make your local trails lively but take the abuse of a bike park. Keep up the good work 👍
Kinda bossy for a newb...if you can't ride a small rocky section , let the people that can ride by. Better to just get off the bike and walk it, you're asking for trouble doing what he was doing.
I was saving for that izzo and then this pandemic shit happened and the wait for it was too long, like 5 months. I got a salsa spearfish instead. I know there are two different bikes, I'm happy anyway.
"What if I wanted to go in the middle?" that part had me laughing out loud! This review was so great, and this is exactly how I feel about this bike! I actually PR'd a rock garden on one of my local trails on my first ride. Coming from a 2019 Stumpjumper Evo, this thing climbs 100 times better, but descends 99% as well! So stoked on this bike! I also bought that same hat with the bike, just noticed that 😂
@@mellissanash7517 Correct, of course travel isn't everything but geometry matters as well. But even taking that into acount, the Izzo still remains a trail bike. AM would be the Jeffsy in YT's line-up.
Laguna in the morning was weird. It was dark and rainy, and then the clouds opened up for 30 seconds like someone was ascending to the heavens. This is Colorado type weather, no SoCal weather.
Why advertising a bike, which is sold out, accept the "pro race" build kit? Just checked out yt's website and nearly every bike is sold out. Thats weird!
IZZO looked like it handled quite well, such a great place to stay and ride totally going on my list of vacay spots.. Awesome vid as always tony, cheers!!!
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My favorite bike review videos are the ones like this where I totally forget about the bike and just gaze at the awesomeness of the trail.
My job is done here. 😇
IZZO looked like it handled quite well, such a great place to stay and ride totally going on my list of vacay spots.. Awesome vid as always tony, cheers!!!
You should!
I've seen the Izzo in the background of some of your other videos and wondered when we'd see it on the trail... the wait is over! Great overview of the Izzo 🤘🏿
Thanks - appreciate that!
just got my izzo.. love it
Nice Victor!
What a great video...Love the new logo too!
Thank you Don!
Ordered my Capra elite yesterday! Can’t wait to try out a 29er
Nice you're going to love it!
Outsider! Appreciation station galore! Fantastic views and the trails look really fun - keep bringing that 🔥
Oh and Mobb Deep, badass drop 🤙
Thanks! Will do!
I'm glad you enjoyed the IPR. I've been loving mine, and all I've really had to do to it was add a DHF to the front and swap in a slightly larger volume spacer in the shock, and I'm glued to the trail now.
Right on!
Great videos Tony! So Cal local here. I'm glad to see you reviewing a short travel trail bike, as a cross country/trail rider I'm a big fan of these types of bikes. Keep thr videos coming!
Thanks! Will do!
As a seperate question I'm curious as to how you think the YT Izzo would fair on alot of local So Cal trails like Chutes, Grasshopper, Rattlesnake, would it be capable enough for most orange county trails?
I’d prefer to be on the Jeffsy for a lot of our harsher trails, but this bike could handle them.
Makes sense. Given I usually stick to the moderate trails and do long rides the Izzo is more my bike. Thanks for the feedback!
I love the clean lines of this bike! Reminds me of a trek slash - one of the coolest frames of all time!
@7:40 😂😂🤘🤘 that was hilarious, and thanks for sharing your first impressions on the Izzo🔥🙌
Glad you enjoyed!
Such a fun bike. We really enjoyed this bike. Great review!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just received my Izzo and it’s a super fun bike, my last bike was a 120 travel and I took it everywhere, so for myself the 130 will do just fine.
I’m switching the remote out for the fox remote, for now I just moved over the rockshox remote so I can use my own grips.
Good choice!
Yikes! Lots of bumps and slightly unmarked “where’d the trail go? “ Red clay dirt is what central VA is made of! Can’t believe anything grows in it, but it does especially weeds. Love the bike info and telling it like it is. Real informative, T. As always, love seeing that cutie, Pip! Love and hugs.
Back at you and thanks for the Xmas card! Give my love to the fam!
That guy in the middle of the trail was baracka. 😉
Happy new year Bone!!!!
Yes he was! Haha Happy New Year to you and the fam Rich!
I’m so stoked to hear about this lock out suspension! Had no idea it was even a thing. Man, I love the 80’s. ✌🏼🤟🏼
You and me both!
@@TheOutsiderMTB btw, you make a cameo in my vid this week. Around the 10 min mark.
@@AdamMock Sweet!
FIT4 cartridge has a really distinct sound when it cycles. Can’t think of another that sounds like it. Although the GRIP2 seems to be the most popular for good reason I’m glad they keep the old F4 around. It’s versatile and if the frame manufacturer gets the valving spec right its got excellent performance.
Good call!
I bought this same bike last month and have zero complaints. Okay well my only thing is the occasional loud noise coming from the front brake. The bike absolutely rips up and down and the spec is loaded at just a little over $5k USD.
Great video!
Thanks for sharing!
Nice Tony. Epic video! Man I miss Sedona.
Such a rad pace bud - get out there!
This was actually a really good review. Sure, I'll subscribe.
Welcome Alton. 👍
Came for the thoughts on the Izzo but... Mobb Deep and Enya references alone deserve a sub 👍🏾
👊
Izzo is the perfect bike for Sedona!
OH MAN - that resort is exactly what my wife would do to get her into MTB - she wants to do road bike -
Same thoughts on the Forekasters. Fast, but not grippy enough for SoCal. Swapped mine out for the High Roller IIs.
Good call Scott.
You are one of my inspirations. Im just gonna leave it here. I hope to see you in person too. Lol.
👊😉
Am considering a YT Izzo. Probably take your tire recommendation as I am in SoCal as well.
Nice!
Only thing with YT is the wait. I ordered my Izzo Launch Edition early November expecting it at the end of this month. Now I've been informed of a 3-4 week delay... Ahhhg!
I hear you - all bikes are in a tough spot this year. I know it's on a boat though.
@@TheOutsiderMTB Can't complain too bad as other bikes I were looking at were out of stock until the April-June time frame. Plus, it's snowy at the moment so I'll be riding my fat bike anyway... :)
Hopefully things move back to getting on track soon.
Just sat down with some pizza. Epic!
Nice!
Ciao Tony! Love your videos, I hope I will have a chance to meet you one day on our local (Fullerton) Loop!
Patreon group ride coming up. 😉
That suspension is working it's ass off. I'm on 130/130 now and I love trail feedback (coming from BMX) but I need to upgrade suspension to get appropriate use out of this travel. Did the shock today. Trying to decide between RockShox and Fox fork as well as 130 vs 140 up front. Thinking 130mm Fox fork. We'll see :)
A real cross country machine, and like all YT’s a solid choice in its intended category.
So fun.
It's not really the definition of a "real cross country machine", it's "just" a normal trail bike :)
@@jormol With a 67% head tube angle it’s a cross country bike. Jeffsy is a trail bike. Capra an enduro bike. Tues a downhill bike.
@@oceanman4282 I think 67deg is an ok rule of thumb, but off-course headtube angle isn't the only measure defining a bike category. But even than the Izzo remains a trail bike (66.0-66.5deg same as Trek Fuel Ex). Real cross country bikes have even steeper angles (eg Trek Supercaliber has 69deg, Top Fuel 67.5-68deg, Speci Epic 67.5deg).
So the correct line-up would be Trail (Izzo) - All Mountain (Jeffsy) - Enduro (Capra)- Downhill (Tues). So far YT didn't make a XC bike.
But you don't have to take my word for it:
www.yt-industries.com/media/image/hvz/2020/bikefinder/bikefinder_jeffsy.png
@@jormolI’ll keep that in mind.
Mobb Deep🤘🏾🐐
Nice to see the izzo it would probably be better on my local trails than my Jeffsy. Will have to try one post apocalypse.
Nice video 👍
You should!
Depends on what bike park. Summit, probably not, but Skypark is perfect for the Izzo because its so flowy and not technical. you're local to Skypark, you should take her up there for sure.
I love riding and filming in Sedona. The videos just don't capture it completely though. You have to be there in person.
Agreed.
Camera quality better than my eyesight!
Thank you!
Enya and Pupper Pip stole the show on this vid 🤣🤣. Great trail and sezy bike.
Haha thanks Byron!
What size are you on? Have seen that the top tube on the XXL doesn’t line up with the seat stays. Wondering if that’s the same with the XL. Ordered my XL and that super sleek line is one of the things that made me want to get one.
I have not heard of that but I'm 5'9 on a large and it's perfect.
I like your videos, great photography and enjoyed the review. Problem is too many adds, popup, etc. Fully understand having sponsors and good on you for calling out Red Agave resort for hosting you. Just my opinion on maybe keep the adds to one at the beginning and maybe one in the middle. Take care.
UA-cam does what it does I guess.
Love your YT CAPRA Idol.😊 and amazing Trail again.I wish I had a MTB Bike like yours Idol.😊
Thanks! 😀
Trying to decide between the Izzo Pro Race or the equivalent build for the Santa Cruz 5010, both would be ideal for the type of riding I do. How does the Izzo feel in the air off jumps and drops?
Felt solid even though it's not made for that style.
Nice video and breakdown. What’s your favorite trail in Sedona?
Thanks! I'll let you know after my next trip.
Are you a fan of the magnetic twist-lock YT water bottle? It seemed like it was shaking quite a bit and you took it off part way through your ride?
Yeah it wasn't attached securely so I figured it out later. Usually A ok.
Rad ride! Been to Sedona a few times and never heard of Jordan Trail. Do you have a Strava link?
Unfortunately not - it didn't record this ride but check it out on Trailforks.
Yo man, what shirt are you wearing in Sedona? Looks clean :D
It's a Patagonia Capeline - love those.
@@TheOutsiderMTB cool thx!
Great video love your sense of humor but for me the best part is finding those little bits of north eastern personality that come out.
“Okay, what if I wanna go down the middle?”
Haha I can't hide it!
What are your honest thoughts on the lock out lever? Trying to decide on this bike but heard that the twist lever is pretty annoying.
It's preference I guess. I liked it as an option.
great video, great review, thank you👏😎 Bike looks badass. What's the price on that badboy?
Depends on the build but I think this one is around 5k.
What size tires are they, and how much does it cost? Great video and also hilarious “That’s what she said!”
They come with Maxxis Forecasters. I think the bike in this build is about 5k. Thanks!
That is one sharp looking bike.
AGREED.
Much more fun on a short travel, got a 2016 165./160 capra myself but it's the 120/100 downcountry that puts the biggest smile. You think this 130 Izzo will take big hits, jumps n big drops ok? Realistically I'm getting to old for anything over 5ft but do think the 120/100 is a bit worrying on jumps n drops
Wondering if might be my perfect compromise
I'd say that's the compromise. Not really hyped to take it on the big stuff.
@@TheOutsiderMTB cheers bud. You say that's more rider confidence thing or what the bike will safely take (think I'm more concerned about breaking valuable carbon than free bones😉)?
@@joshiboy31 I think the bike was built in mind not to take the gnarlier stuff. Definitely feels like a purpose built bike. I think with what you saw in the vid is where it should ride.
@@TheOutsiderMTB damn, one day someone will make that 'perfect bike', make your local trails lively but take the abuse of a bike park. Keep up the good work 👍
Hey Tony, is this the same bike you use when riding at skypark, or in other recent videos?
No that’s the Capra Elite.
@@TheOutsiderMTB Bummer, they don't make them in a small...
Great video!!
Did you ride a L or M. ?
Large
That sky... 🙂... Nice
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what bottle did you lost? is that magnetic YT thing?
I didn't lose it it was just shaking for a bit.
Where is that... Connecticut?? Lol
Hahahaha “go ahead, you can go that way or that way” 😆 a little bossy eh.
Kinda bossy for a newb...if you can't ride a small rocky section , let the people that can ride by. Better to just get off the bike and walk it, you're asking for trouble doing what he was doing.
@@MrDVCHITTer 100% agree, Tony did a great job not saying anything. Props to him 🤝
I was saving for that izzo and then this pandemic shit happened and the wait for it was too long, like 5 months. I got a salsa spearfish instead. I know there are two different bikes, I'm happy anyway.
Enjoy!
Hi! How tall are you? Regards from Peru
5'9 hello!
Youre funny af man😂
"What if I wanted to go in the middle?" that part had me laughing out loud! This review was so great, and this is exactly how I feel about this bike! I actually PR'd a rock garden on one of my local trails on my first ride. Coming from a 2019 Stumpjumper Evo, this thing climbs 100 times better, but descends 99% as well! So stoked on this bike! I also bought that same hat with the bike, just noticed that 😂
Glad you enjoyed it! Haha I was confused by that experience for hours.
@@TheOutsiderMTB I bet 😂 that guy looked to be pretty dazed by you coming up on him
I take this isn't an XC bike but a AM or down country bike?
Those are all basically the same style bike.
@@TheOutsiderMTB My understanding was XC is 100-120mm. Good to know though cause this bike interests me, though probably the base model.
@@mellissanash7517 Correct, of course travel isn't everything but geometry matters as well. But even taking that into acount, the Izzo still remains a trail bike. AM would be the Jeffsy in YT's line-up.
Now let's see it go up dreaded hill if you ever come back to Orange County.
I live here.
@@TheOutsiderMTB oh, so whats the Sedona situation?
@@nope929 Just doing some traveling. More of that this year!
Laguna in the morning was weird. It was dark and rainy, and then the clouds opened up for 30 seconds like someone was ascending to the heavens. This is Colorado type weather, no SoCal weather.
YT Mob is “deeper” than 30 Mobb!
Haha that guy in the middle of the trail, funny. I think he was having too much fun out there
Agreed!
I live in SoCal too and my fiancé told me if I ever meet you I have to ask you for Pip’s autograph
He has no thumbs though. Sad.
I hope you ride YT E-MTB 😎
Why advertising a bike, which is sold out, accept the "pro race" build kit? Just checked out yt's website and nearly every bike is sold out. Thats weird!
Pretty much everywhere right now. New bikes are on a boat headed here now. ✔️
Turned off after 130 front and rear
IZZO looked like it handled quite well, such a great place to stay and ride totally going on my list of vacay spots.. Awesome vid as always tony, cheers!!!
Thanks bud - appreciated!