Felt Z4 Road Bike

5/5 (3 Reviews)
MSRP : $3299.00


Product Description

  • Felt Classic UHC Advanced MMC Carbon Fiber Frame
  • Felt UHC Performance Carbon Fiber Fork
  • Shimano Ultegra STI
  • Shimano Ultegra Super SLR dual pivot brakes
  • Felt VS 6061 Butted Aluminum handlebar


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by severian a

Date Reviewed: March 12, 2012

Strengths:    stiffness
smooth ride, better than steel (hard to believe , eh?)
relaxed geometry
price is not bad for the Ultegra drivetrain


Weaknesses:    ABSOLUTELY NONE. I can complain about the cheap breaks and the seat but who cares. The frame and drive train are magnificent.

Bottom Line:   
I purchased the Z4 2012. For one year I shopped for a smooth ride bike for my now 55 year old body. I had a quality steel bike that was super smooth but the normal race geometry. The Z4 has proven to be smoother and more efficient than the steel frame. This bike sprints like a monster. I needed no adjustments on the fitting of the bike. The bike is already outfitted with an Ultegra drive train so no upgrade is needed. The brakes are the cheap and heavy Shimano 105's but that will soon be replaced. If ur over the 50 year old range I highly recommended this frame. The Z series was made for long rides and comfort is at a maximum degree. This is not a race geometry. U will be more upright. Be advised. At my age , upright is alright with me. Thanks Felt for offering this series. Many bike companies are abandoning the old racer types like myself for the more aggressive race geometry. Felt has stayed true to all types of riders..


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by BikeNovice a Recreational Rider

Date Reviewed: November 30, 2011

Strengths:    Stiff, fast, light.

Weaknesses:    None that I've found.

Bottom Line:   
Just bought this bike on a year-end closeout deal. Love it. Like the reviewer before me, I fitted mine with Ksyrium Elites. This bike is super stiff, responsive, and fast. The only caveat is I'm going to have to get used to rough descents as its stiffness transfers more energy to my arms than my old bike ('07 Giant OCR C3). My frame size must be smaller than the other reviewer's as mine weighs 16.49lbs with pedals and water cages.

Other bikes I tried were Specialized's '12 Rubaix and '12 Tarmac, several '11 and '12 Trek Madones, and '11 Giant TCR Advanced

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Favorite Ride:   Marin Century

Price Paid:    $2656.00

Purchased At:   Sports Basement, San



Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Paul a Road Racer

Date Reviewed: September 26, 2011

Strengths:    Fast Light 16.61 lbs with pedals, stable

Bottom Line:   
wow dast and a pleasure to ride, I did put my Kysrium Elites on it but other than that it is stock, touch the pedal and she go's, I tryed the Specialized Rubiax, Cannondale Synapse and no comparison, this bike when it was fitted took all of 10 minutes just a few adjustments as it just FELT Great, rode this past weekend and it the faster group than usual and every time I looked down I was doing +24 mph in comfort and VERY Stable, I just cant say enough about it

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Favorite Ride:   any dry road

Purchased At:   Winter Garden




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