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  • Color: Matte Black
  • Felt Superlite 7005 custom-formed aerodynamic aluminum frame with carbon fiber wishbone seat stays, integrated aero seat post clamp
  • Internally relieved integrated head...
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    Reviews 1 - 5 (6 Reviews Total) | Next 5
    Reviewed by: 
    588chicago

    Review Date
    April 29, 2009

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     5 of 5

    Used product for
    Less than 1 month

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    Price Paid:  $0.00 at ebay

    Favorite Ride:
    Felt B2

    Bike Setup:
    Vuelta pro Xrt 650 Wheels, Dura Ace cassette
    rear derailer and Chain. Fsa Carbon fron crank.

    Summary:
    Absolutely Fantastic.
    It really transfers power to the wheels and it seems to absorb the bumps really well.
    And it looks good

    Similar Products Used:
    Cannondael Caad 4, Specialized allez


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    Reviewed by: 
    Kisuke

    Review Date
    April 15, 2008

    Overall Rating
     4 of 5

    Value Rating
     5 of 5

    Used product for
    1 Year

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    Price Paid:  $1500.00 at Inner city cycles

    Model Year:
    2006

    Bike Setup:
    2006 B2 Frame
    2007 Campagnolo Carbon Chorus groupset
    2007 Campagnolo Record Barend Shifters
    2007 Campagnolo Zonda Wheelset
    2007 Bontrager XXX Lite Aero bars + sbend extensions + Carbon brake levers
    2007 Fizik Airone saddle

    Summary:
    Bought this frame to replace my lemond frame that was 2 sizes to big. My previous bike had been a Giant TCR Aero 1 and I really liked the aggressive style and handling of the TT/Tri bikes so I went again with another one.

    The Build was a custom job with various different parts. Only thing left is the Zipp 999 set.

    Strengths:
    Light, Stiff.

    Weaknesses:
    Biggest weakness of this bike is the seat clamp. Even with carbon grease this thing still slips. But, I have found a way to make it stop. A single layer of paper tape. Thing hasn't slipped since

    Similar Products Used:
    Giant TCR Aero 1


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    Reviewed by: 
    Bcramer

    Review Date
    December 16, 2007

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     5 of 5

    Used product for
    Tested or demo'ed only

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    Price Paid:  $0.00

    Model Year:
    2007

    Bike Setup:
    Durace, FSA TT crank vision tech bars

    Summary:
    Impressive design, well chosen components including the aerobars. My only complaint was weight. Even the price was impressive

    Strengths:
    stiff. geometry allowed for quick acceleration as well as a comfortable ride in high gears (54-11). Very comfortable yet aggressive riding position. Good price for what it is.

    Weaknesses:
    Heavy. We put it on the scale, just under 20lbs. This test ride convinced me not to get the Scott Plasma LTD even though it weighs 4 pounds less.


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    Reviewed by: 
    Jason Kayne

    Review Date
    May 24, 2007

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     4 of 5

    Used product for
    3 months

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    Price Paid:  $3400.00 at Moment Cycles San Di

    Model Year:
    2007

    Favorite Ride:
    Mt. Laguna

    Bike Setup:
    Full Dura-Ace kit, Easton attack TT bars, Bontrager carbon tubulars & disk, look keo carbon pedals

    Summary:
    Finally bought my dream bike (really just wanted the frame but the whole bike was just less than a grand more) and dreams do come true! Unreal speed machine! Averaged 3 mph faster over 40kilos than I ever have on any other bike!

    Strengths:
    light & stiff yet smooth over the rough stuff. Super aero & just looks fast!

    Weaknesses:
    Stock FSA cranks are areo and stiff but fairly heavy, as are the aluminum Vision base bars. Stocks Easton wheels are great for training but heavy for racing. You may want to upgrade those components

    Similar Products Used:
    Litespeed Saber, Giant TCR aero


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    Reviewed by: 
    nars13

    Review Date
    March 4, 2007

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     5 of 5

    Used product for
    3 months

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    Price Paid:  $0.00

    Model Year:
    2005

    Bike Setup:
    Full DuraAce. Zipp 404s. Profile Design Carbon cockpit. Vittorio Diamante tires.

    Summary:
    Bought this 2005 in 2006. It is my first tri specific bike and the first thing I noticed is speed. This bike is fast and stiff, yet the carbon stays make it comfortable to be on for longer rides. I am not a huge fan of the stock saddle and I may replace that. Bike also feels a little quirky on the front end, but I may need to bump up a frame size.

    Strengths:
    Speed and value. I got the bike a bit under retail and I couldn't come close to that price if I pieced it together. Zipp 404s and Full DA kit would be more than I paid for whole bike.

    Weaknesses:
    Saddle.


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