Great, affordable tri bike
submitted by Shelly W on May 20, 2007
Pros:
Light, great components, great color, feels fast.Cons:
Seat, gearing problemsBought my Felt a few months back and have only logged 250 miles. I'm a novice racer and for my money, this is a great bike. I couldn't be happier. My fit is great on this bike and I can stay in the down position longer then ever before. No complaints at all.
Model Year:
2006
Beginners Tri-Dream bike!!
submitted by runpuddrun on April 25, 2006
Pros:
inexpensive, race ready, awesome paint job, great tri-specific saddle, carbon forkCons:
aerolite Profile design bars, cheaper wheelsThis was my first Tri-bike, and I also looked at the Dual, and Kilo, and felt that for the money, I couldn't go wrong. I upgraded the aerobars to T2+'s, and with a wheel upgrade, there is no reason that you can't win a local race. I have had it for 3 months so far, and I love it so far, logging over 500 miles thus far. Some people complain of the wheels, but so far, not ruined spokes or anything. I love it.
Price Paid:
$841.99Model Year:
2006great buy
submitted by citadeltriguy on March 22, 2006
Pros:
very sturdy and capable component set, light andCons:
aerobars kinda low end but easily upgraded(carbon stryke)great beginner or intermediate tri-specific bike
Its way too fast!
Being an "entry Level" bike, I was expecting some performance and quality issues. This was my first TRI-Bike, so I did not want to drop alot of cash not knowing if this Tri thing would work out. But, being next to the "big Boys" out there, this bike is running great(1250 miles). After breaking it in and having it tuned up(strings stretch), its running lean and mean.