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About Felt
Felt traces back to a single triathlon frame Jim Felt welded for Paula Newby-Fraser in the late 1980s. That bike won the Ironman World Championship in Kona, and the result set the brand’s purpose: build bikes that go fast. Felt formally launched in 1994, distributed by Answer Products, and relaunched as an independent company in 2001 after that partnership ended.
Felt built its reputation in two disciplines where aerodynamics decide races. The IA triathlon platform and the AR aero road bike carried the brand through years of pro racing, and Felt track frames have run under riders at velodromes including Detroit’s Lexus Velodrome. The brand was acquired by the Rossignol Group in 2017, then went owner-operated in 2025 under Cesar Rojo and Florian Burguet.
Felt now designs and engineers its bikes in Barcelona, with a focused lineup built around speed. The 2026 era introduced the NEXAR aero road bike and the carbon Breed gravel bike, joining the FR race road bike, the VR endurance platform, the Broam adventure-gravel bike, and the IA 2.0 triathlon superbike. The range is narrower than it once was, but every model still answers the question Jim Felt started with.
Most popular Felt models
Felt’s road range covers three jobs. The FR is the lightweight all-around race bike for climbing and hammering, the NEXAR is the aero road platform built for flat-out speed, and the VR is the endurance bike with clearance for 700x38 tires and the comfort for long, mixed-surface days. The Verza Speed sits below them as a flat-bar fitness bike for riders who want road-bike pace without drop bars.
On dirt, the carbon Breed is Felt’s gravel race bike and the Broam is the more relaxed adventure-gravel platform built for bikepacking and rough surfaces. The IA 2.0 and IAx Advanced carry Felt’s integrated triathlon design, and the TK track frame continues the velodrome heritage the brand has held for decades. The IA platform’s deep aero integration and high replacement value are exactly what a standalone triathlon bike insurance policy is built to protect.
Felt's lightweight all-around race road bike, built for climbing, descending, and hammering at the front of the group. Carbon frame with builds from Shimano 105 Di2 up to Dura-Ace Di2.
The aero road platform of Felt's 2026 era, engineered for flat-out speed with deep tube profiles and integrated cabling. Offered in Race, Expert, Pro, and FRD builds.
Felt's endurance road bike, with relaxed geometry, clearance for 700x38 tires, and the comfort for long days on mixed surfaces. Ranges from accessible alloy trims to carbon Advanced builds.
Felt's carbon gravel race bike, built fast and light with SRAM XPLR and mullet drivetrain options. Designed for gravel events where speed matters more than cargo capacity.
The adventure-gravel platform built for bikepacking and rough surfaces, with a more relaxed geometry than the Breed and mounts for racks and bags.
Felt's triathlon and time-trial superbike, with a fully integrated aero frame, onboard storage, and the fit adjustability triathletes need. The platform carries the brand's Kona-winning heritage.
The more accessible version of Felt's integrated triathlon platform, bringing the IA aero design to builds from Shimano 105 up to SRAM Rival eTap AXS.
Felt's track frame, with long-and-low UCI-legal geometry developed with world-class track riders for mass-start events and endurance racing on the velodrome.
Felt's flat-bar fitness road bike, with road-bike pace and disc brakes in an upright, accessible package for fitness rides and commuting.
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