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Felt F85

Felt F85

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Reviewed by: 
Todd

Review Date
February 22, 2008

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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Price Paid:  $750.00 at javelina cycles

Model Year:
2007

Favorite Ride:
tour de gaps

Bike Setup:
Stock, keo pedals

Summary:
Great bike super light comes with 105 everything and a ultegra rd. Super satisfied so far.

Strengths:
Components, carbon fork, seatpost, and saddle

Weaknesses:
none so far

Similar Products Used:
trek 1000, trek 1500, Giant ocr1


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Reviewed by: 
Tu_tang

Review Date
February 19, 2008

Overall Rating
 3 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
1 Year

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2.00 of 5, 4 votes

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Price Paid:  $950.00 at Great Lakes Cycling

Model Year:
2007

Favorite Ride:
Fast group rides

Summary:
Discount price for some 105 components (most importantly the shifters), especially for a new rider. But you will most likely have to upgrade components. You get what you paid for, and at the relatively cheap price, you get crappy alex wheelset, tekno breaks, and a bunch of other less than quality parts. The worst part of the bike is that when you are on the 2 highest gears on the smaller chain ring, the chain rubs against the outer chain ring. If you buy this bike, make sure yours doesn't do that. Also, the seat post is not full carbon but a carbon wrap over aluminum tube, which is fine but just a little fyi. But enough ripping on the bike. Overall, it rides smooth and stiff. Its good for a starter racer but now that I'm more experienced, I'm definitely upgrading the frame/fork, brakes, cranks, wheelset.

Strengths:
Cheap
Stiff ride
relatively light: 19lbs

Weaknesses:
You might as well spend 3-400 more for a full 105 specialized or cannondale, or get the Felt F75.


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Reviewed by: 
conlejb

Review Date
November 19, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
3 months

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Price Paid:  $950.00 at Spin Bike Shop, Lake

Model Year:
2007

Favorite Ride:
Cleveland Metroparks

Bike Setup:
Stock with Nashbar Special ATB Clipless Pedals

Summary:
This bike is very fast. The steering column is stiff and quick, and the frame is strong. I can accelerate very quickly from a dead standstill and do not have to worry about my balance or feel like I need to push the bike.

The wide handlebar is new for me, and I feel like I have total control at all times. Couple that with the carbon seat post and front fork, and you've got a bike that allows you to concentrate on the ride and the road.

Strengths:
- Carbon fiber fork and seat/post
- Shimano Ultegra/105 mix
- Simplicity with the double

Weaknesses:
- None yet

Similar Products Used:
Considered:
- Specialized Allez


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