I understand the Wardens are the same frame (different shock) but the Delirium is a different frame, isn't it? I am pretty sure it was around before the current gen Warden's.
As a former Knolly owner and bit of a fanboi, it pains me to say this but the seat tube, creaking and cable rattling issues are unacceptable. Especially for a brand that tries to market itself as taking an engineering first approach to its business and positions itself in the premium end of the market place.
as others have stated, its nice to see NSMB continue to provide thorough and honest assessments of the bikes it reviews
Nov. 13, 2020, 11:11 a.m. - LWK
I understand the Wardens are the same frame (different shock) but the Delirium is a different frame, isn't it? I am pretty sure it was around before the current gen Warden's. As a former Knolly owner and bit of a fanboi, it pains me to say this but the seat tube, creaking and cable rattling issues are unacceptable. Especially for a brand that tries to market itself as taking an engineering first approach to its business and positions itself in the premium end of the market place. as others have stated, its nice to see NSMB continue to provide thorough and honest assessments of the bikes it reviews