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408 W Nasa Parkway, Webster, TX 77598 
281-332-2419 |
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2016 Felt Bicycles F75A great road ride awaits! Felt's F75 boasts their custom-butted aluminum frame with a tapered carbon fork for an ultra-light road machine that's super efficient, smooth, and fast. Providing the go is a wide-range Shimano 105 crankset, which has the gearing to make climbing easier, and Felt wheels that add easy speed to every ride. Plus, the Shimano 105 drivetrain place near-flawless 22-speed shifting at your fingertips, and the powerful dual-pivot brakes offer total control. You also get a sweet selection of Felt's quality carbon and aluminum components for the miles to come. Features and Information
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Comments: This is my first road bike, my LBS talked me into buying a higher quality bike than originally planned, and I couldn't be happier with their suggestion. The F75 is built extremely well, very comfortable to ride, has great components and has been an absolute blast. I shouldn't forget to add, the bike just looks beautiful. I'm a casual rider, go for about 15-20 mile segments during lunch on the weekdays, a little longer on the weekends. Have never felt the bike puts me in a bad riding position or felt uncomfortable. I'm interested in going further and faster and I'm sure the F75 won't hold me back.
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Comments: With the F75, I never feel like I'm fighting with the bike to do what I need to do. The lightweight components really help it fly, and you never realize how fast you're really going. Bombing down Marine Dr and passing traffic is sick!
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Comments: I bought my F75 last June and have since logged several thousand kilometers on it, including a couple of very hilly centuries. I have yet to find any real flaw in the bike. The Felt handlebars that come standard on the F75 are a little wider than I was used to and that took a couple of rides to get comfortable with, but now I find the width to be very useful in out of the saddle climbing and sprinting as it gives you a nice wide platform to generate a little more power. The bike is just about as light as some full carbon framed bikes but at a much lower price.
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