Felt question
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Felt question
Do people actually buy these bikes for riding purposes? Or do they buy them to get the components from them? I've seen some ads for them in Bicycling magazine but I've never seen anyone riding one.
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From: Rhode Island
Bikes: 2005 Felt F2C & 2010 Trek Fuel EX 9
I ride a 05' Felt F2C. Great price for the components, and more importantly, great ride!
Depending on where you live, there may not be a Felt dealer in the area..therefore you'll see less Felts on the road. I'm currently living in Kansas (I move a lot) and the nearest Felt dealer is 2 to 3 hours away. I have yet to see another Felt on my local rides...
Bryan
Edited to add: just saw that this looks like a long lists of posts by trolls...
Depending on where you live, there may not be a Felt dealer in the area..therefore you'll see less Felts on the road. I'm currently living in Kansas (I move a lot) and the nearest Felt dealer is 2 to 3 hours away. I have yet to see another Felt on my local rides...
Bryan
Edited to add: just saw that this looks like a long lists of posts by trolls...
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Originally Posted by DstructiveJ
I ride a Felt F75 and LOVE it! Great bikes, just not all that common.
I HAD and F75 and I did ride it
. Actually, I purchased the F75, frame had a defect (carbon seatstay "separated" from aluminum tube), Felt replaced the frame with an F65 frame (same frame from what I can gather, just different color) and fork and I ride that one too
. Felts are great bikes that are competitively priced. You just don't see a lot of them on the road. One of the reasons, albeit a small one, why I chose Felt. I wanted to be a bit different but still have a quality bike. I see Treks, Orbeas, Cannondales, Specializeds, Bianchis, Serrotas and Litespeeds a lot in my area. Felt riders are out there. My LBS has sold a few and there is another dealer about 15 miles away so I'm bound to run into one sooner or later.
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From: Ottawa, Ontario
Bikes: Felt F55 (2006), Univega Modo de Volare (2000)
I have an F55 and love it. Light and good compnentry. Some of the parts are no-name to economize Tektro brakes), but they can be swapped out relatively easily. There are very few dealers up here in Canada, though ...
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From: Ottawa, Ontario
Bikes: Felt F55 (2006), Univega Modo de Volare (2000)
(only now realizing that the OP was poking fun at a previous poster ...)
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Originally Posted by Canonet
(only now realizing that the OP was poking fun at a previous poster ...)
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#10
Felt, sounds made-up, is it a real bike company? Can I buy it at BykesDyrect?
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From: Les Bois
Bikes: Felt F2C, Scott Spark 40, and Custom Fixie
I bought mine for the components...AND their carbon frame. It's a fast machine and I have much work to do before I do it justice. Now that I'm an owner I've seen plenty of them (since I'm looking), but not too many of the carbon models.
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From: Boulder
Bikes: 2004 Felt f70
I have a 2004 F70. I'm estimating 3500 miles. Good bike. I want something stiffer since I'm big.
I'm sure you can do a search and find a ton of folks riding them. Felt originally made Tri bikes and have expanded from that to every type of bike imaginable.
Colavita/Sutter Home ride Felts on the domestic racing circuit
I'm sure you can do a search and find a ton of folks riding them. Felt originally made Tri bikes and have expanded from that to every type of bike imaginable.
Colavita/Sutter Home ride Felts on the domestic racing circuit






