Felt F3C Road Bike


  • Average Rating: 5/5
  • MSRP: $ 2999.00
  • # of Reviews: 8

Product Description

  • Color: Gloss Clear over Carbon
  • High modulus carbon fiber modular monocoque with 3K weave.
  • Reynolds Ouzo Comp
  • Mavic Aksium Race wheelset
  • Vittoria Rubino Slick tires
  • Felt micro adjust carbon seatpost
  • Felt carbon oversized handlebar with Ergonomic drop
  • Felt ST-22 3D-forged stem
  • Felt Race-lite saddle with carbon injected base
  • Shimano Dura-Ace 20-speed shifters and derailleur
  • Truvativ Rouleur 2-piece carbon compact crankset with external BB and 7075/T6 CNC alloy 50/36T machined chainrings


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    User Reviews

    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by Dane Redmond a Road Racer from

    Date Reviewed: October 21, 2011

    Strengths:    -Light, stiff, and fast
    -The frame provides a smooth and comfortable ride without sacrificing performance.
    -Nice geometry, at least for me.


    Weaknesses:    -The brake pads are a little weak. Just switch them out for some Kool Stops and you'll be stopping on a dime!

    Bottom Line:   
    I recently bought this bike used and it only had 2200 miles on it. Before I had this bike I owned a 2007 Scott Speedster with 105 groupo. It was quite the change over to a full carbon frame. It rides like a dream. Coupled with the FSA Carbon Pro crankset, I think I have myself quite the machine. The Dura Ace shifting is crisp and accurate. The frame is good for sprinting and great for climbing. My 58cm weighed in at 17.3 lbs and that's with my 386gram pedals. Overall, I'm very please with this bike and plan to have it for quite awhile.

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    Favorite Ride:   GMR to Mt. Baldy/Lone Pine Canyon/Crestline

    Price Paid:    $1000.00

    Purchased At:   private



    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by anhinga a Recreational Rider from

    Date Reviewed: February 9, 2010

    Strengths:    great handling, smoothness, quick acceleration

    Weaknesses:    none so far

    Bottom Line:   
    I bought just the frame which was a brand new leftover and used a mix of components I had and liked. This bike is simply wonderful. I've been riding for 40 years on all sorts of bikes and this one is the best so far. Its handling is quick and precise, it's smooth as silk, and it accelerates like no other bike I've owned. I wouldn't have thought this was possible at my age but my speed has increased a couple of mph over sections of road I've ridden for years. Overall, this bike is a real winner.

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    Favorite Ride:   any ride with little traffic

    Price Paid:    $850.00

    Purchased At:   ebay

    Similar Products Used:   Cannondale, Serrota, Frejus, Legnano, (just to show how old I really am), lots of others

    Bike Setup:   Ultegra 9-spd. Mavic Open Pro wheels, Selle Italia Trans Am seat, Easton carbon bars, Bontrager stem, Felt carbon seat post.


    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by mark shells a Recreational Rider from

    Date Reviewed: July 29, 2009

    Strengths:    Stiff yet forgiving, climbs way better than I do and decends as well as any I have ever ridden. smooth ride over rough terain. and drop dead good looks.

    Weaknesses:    It doesn't even know the word

    Bottom Line:   
    Over thirty years of riding, including much racing on custom builts, this is the overall smootest, best riding frame I have had under me. My component selection is also one made up from my experience. this bike simply performs and keeps performing.

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    Favorite Ride:   Justins loop, SC

    Price Paid:    $600.00

    Purchased At:   Andy Jordans Bicycle

    Similar Products Used:   Paramount, TCR, Casati, Olmo, Alan, Colin Laing Customs, Specialized, Trek, Masi...others

    Bike Setup:   shimano 9 speed, xsr-1 wheels (ok, gotta move up here) Fizik Wing Flex Saddle, specialized pave seat post, 105 crankset and Campagnolo Skeloton D brakes..sound terrible but works perfectly and thats what I seek


    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by bberry a Recreational Rider from

    Date Reviewed: October 17, 2008

    Strengths:    Responsiveness, Dura Ace component group, FSA compact carbon crank

    Weaknesses:    No name brakes
    Felt Seat


    Bottom Line:   
    List price was mid 2's, but I upgraded to Ksyrium wheels in lieu of the Askiums. I immediatley felt great improvements in acceleration when sprinting or attacking on a hill with all energy seeming to be applied to my forward momentum. I tested this along with the Scott CR1. While I liked the Scott a bit more for its responsiveness, for the value and the degree of improvement over my steel frame the Felt was the easy winner.

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    Favorite Ride:   Copper Triangle Colorado

    Price Paid:    $3000.00

    Purchased At:   Guy's Bikes

    Similar Products Used:   Lemond Zurich

    Bike Setup:   Dura Ace derailers
    Fizik Arione Saddle
    Ouzo carbon fork
    Bontrager Carbon Lite seat tube
    Bontrager Carbon bottle holders
    Kyrium SLC Wheels


    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by rockman a Road Racer from

    Date Reviewed: December 22, 2007

    Strengths:    Very responsive to climbs.
    Comfortable on long rides.
    Excellent frame build
    DuraAce Components.


    Weaknesses:    Unkown Caliper Brake brand

    Bottom Line:   
    I purchased bike after test riding it at the bike store. I instantly fell in love with the bike's responsiveness and its solid feel when hard cranking during climbs. The frame finish is excellent and standard components make for great value.

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    Favorite Ride:   Terra Cotta area in Toronto

    Price Paid:    $2100.00

    Purchased At:   Bicycles Unlimited

    Similar Products Used:   1996 Masi Team 3V

    Bike Setup:   Felt F3C 60cm Stock Bike so far - will likely upgrade wheels.



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    Felt F3C

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    Felt f3C or Cannondale Synapse (Ultegra Model)

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