Felt AR & B Aero bikes 2016
Aero performance for TT & Tri
Felt have a rich history in triathlon and time trial racing. Jim Felt’s first started building bikes for a select group of world class triathletes in the late 1980’s. Felt don’t rely on their history for their bike design though. Each of the aero models go through wind tunnel testing at each stage of development process.
Designed to reduce drag these aero bikes will save you precious watts as you are giving your all on the road. Internal cable routing helps to make the bike more slippery and each model is compatible with both electrical and mechanical gear cables.
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AR - Aero Road
Win the wind battle
Shaped to slice through the elements the Felt AR is of the most aerodynamic road bikes available. Using advanced carbon fibre composite construction techniques to achieve a very stiff aero frame design that is alight as possible.
As well as slicing through the air an aero road bike needs to deliver power efficiently. The oversized bb30 bottom bracket area ensures that all your power is delivered to the rear wheel. Felts race proven geometry offers nimble handling so that you can stay on top of the competition.
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B - Triathlon & TT
Slice through the air
Designed to offer the ultimate aero tuck riding position the B series is the perfect bike for rocketing out of the transition area. Being UCI legal, the B is also a great bike to roll down the start ramp on.
Race ready out of the box, these bikes cut through the air saving watts and cutting splits helping you to climb up the timesheets.
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UHC Performance Carbon
What? Carbon fibre composite frame construction
Why? With it’s incredibly high strength to weight ratio and malleability, carbon fibre is second to none for building the performance bikes.
Textreme™
What? A woven carbon fabric sheet
Why? By using a bi directional textreme sheet - with a distinctive chessboard pattern - Felt are able shave grams from their high end frames without sacrificing any strength.
Carbon Crosstube
What? A separate bottom bracket tube
Why? By incorporating a separate bottom bracket tube into the carbon fibre frame bearing life is extended and creaking eliminated.
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| Model | Drivetrain | Brakes | Frames/ Forks | Wheels | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AR5 2016 | Shimano 105 | Shimano 105 | UHC Performance carbon fibre / Carbon fibre monocoque | Felt Aero R3/R2 | £1,399.99 | More Info |
| AR3 2016 | Shimano Ultegra | Shimano Ultegra | UHC Performance carbon fibre / Carbon fibre monocoque | Shimano RS31 | £1,699.99 | More Info |
| AR2 2016 | Shimano Ultegra Di2 | Shimano Ultegra | UHC Advanced + Textreme™ carbon fibre / UHC Advanced + Textreme™ carbon fibre monocoque | Fulcrum Racing Quattro | £2,879.00 | More Info |
| B14 2016 | Shimano Ultegra | Dual pivot caliper | UHC Performance carbon fibre / Carbon fibre blades | Felt TTR4/R3 | £1,524.10 | More Info |
| B12 2016 | Shimano Dura Ace | Aero TT / Tri dual pivot caliper | UHC Performance carbon fibre / Carbon fibre blades | Felt TTR3/R3 | £1,899.00 | More Info |
