I am going to test ride the following bikes tomorrow, but was curious which one would be your personal preference:
Felt F55 Felt F65 Felt F5C Fuji Team Pro Fuji Roubaix Pro
Each bike has pros and cons that I am heavily considering. If I ride through the occassional pot hole, or crash, would the aluminum or carbon be better for me? I do, after all, occasionally crash. 😠
I may even get something cheaper, depending what I find most comfortable. Racing really isn't my objective - I just want something to climb some hills with. 🙂
What a choice. Got to admit the F55 with the dura-ace running gear and carbon stays looks a pretty sweet ride. I know felt has sold out of most of its bikes so i guess it depends what your LBS has in stock and what feels most comfortable to ride.
I just picked up a Scott Speedster S10 but my choice was made because the frame geometry suited me best. Had a professional bike fit as I had knee problems. What a difference from my specialized allez elite
I've only heard really special things about the Felt F55, I don't think you can go wrong with it. Great bike, great value, and great reviews from almost all that have ridden it.🙂
I currently ride an 04 Felt F45 and I am going to buy another Felt for my back up bike. I am considering the F4C, but it was a tough choice between that and the F55. Since the 45 and 55 are virtually the same bike I thought I would give the full carbon frame a try as it is just $200 more than the F55 and my local LBS has quite a few in stock and I have not seen any F55's locally.
These are the manf. weights for each Felt road bike, but the actual weight is a little more than manf. list.
I am going to test ride the following bikes tomorrow, but was curious which one would be your personal preference:
Felt F55 Felt F65 Felt F5C Fuji Team Pro Fuji Roubaix Pro
How about none of the above.
Try a Cannondale Six Thirteen - both aluminum and carbon. Weights less than 16 lbs with pedals and climbs like a goat and decends steeps stable like a railroad track.
Try a Cannondale Six Thirteen - both aluminum and carbon. Weights less than 16 lbs with pedals and climbs like a goat and decends steeps stable like a railroad track.
That is a very nice bike in the the low $3K range and was on my "consider list."
Just ride'm, cause everyones got there favorite. but if you like to crash (and who wouldn't), stick with alum or even steel, they both can be repaired. As does Felt, there are many aluminum frames out there that are worthy. 🙂
