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Felt IAx Advanced Ultegra Di2 Triathlon Bike
Felt IAx Advanced Ultegra Di2 Triathlon Bike
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The Felt IAx Advanced Ultegra Di2 is a premier triathlon bike engineered for peak performance. It combines cutting-edge aerodynamics, advanced materials, and the latest in electronic shifting technology to give triathletes a competitive edge in every race
Felt IAx Advanced Ultegra Di2
Key Features:
- Frame: Advanced-grade carbon fiber with integrated aero features and fully internal cable routing.
- Fork: Felt IA UHC Advanced + TeXtreme carbon, also designed with aerodynamics in mind, ensuring stable and responsive handling.
- Groupset: Shimano Ultegra Di2 12 Speed
- Brakes: Shimano Ultegra R8070 hydraulic disc brakes. These offer exceptional stopping power and modulation, even in wet or challenging conditions.
- Wheels: Reynolds AR58/AR62 DB carbon wheels. These deep-section carbon wheels are optimized for aerodynamics while maintaining stability in crosswinds, ensuring speed and control.
- Cockpit: Felt Bayonet 3 base bar with Felt Aero TT extensions. The adjustable aero cockpit allows for fine-tuning your position for maximum comfort and efficiency over long distances.
- Bottom Bracket: BB386EVO, providing a wide stance for enhanced stiffness and power transfer.
- Integrated Storage: Includes top tube storage and an integrated down tube storage box for nutrition and gear, keeping essentials within reach without compromising aerodynamics.
- Weight: Approximately 8.7 kg (19.2 lbs) for a medium-sized frame, making it one of the lighter options in its class.
Felt IAx Advanced Ultegra Di2
Geometry & Fit: The Felt IAx Advanced Ultegra Di2 is available in multiple sizes.
Ideal For: Serious triathletes and time-trial competitors looking for a high-performance bike that offers top-tier aerodynamics, precision shifting, and reliable braking—all in a package designed to save valuable seconds. Felt IAx Advanced Ultegra Di2
Bike Size Chart
| Brand | Size | Rider Height |
|---|---|---|
| Cervelo | 48 cm | 5’0” – 5’4” (152-163 cm) |
| 51 cm | 5’4” – 5’8” (163-173 cm) | |
| 54 cm | 5’8” – 5’11” (173-180 cm) | |
| 56 cm | 5’11” – 6’1” (180-185 cm) | |
| 58 cm | 6’1” – 6’3” (185-191 cm) | |
| 61 cm | 6’3” – 6’6” (191-198 cm) | |
| Felt | 48 cm | 5’1” – 5’4” (155-163 cm) |
| 51 cm | 5’4” – 5’7” (163-170 cm) | |
| 54 cm | 5’7” – 5’10” (170-178 cm) | |
| 56 cm | 5’10” – 6’0” (178-183 cm) | |
| 58 cm | 6’0” – 6’3” (183-191 cm) | |
| 61 cm | 6’3” – 6’6” (191-198 cm) | |
| Orbea | Extra Small (XS) | Less than 66.9 inches |
| Small/Medium (S/M) | 66.9 – 70.9 inches | |
| Medium/Large (M/L) | 68.9 – 72.8 inches | |
| Extra Large (XL) | 72.8+ inches |
Online Bike Buying Made Easy Guide for Arvada Triathlon Company
Online Bike Buying Made Easy Guide for Arvada Triathlon Company
Introduction
Welcome to Arvada Triathlon Company’s Online Bike Buying Guide! Whether you're a seasoned triathlete or just starting out, purchasing a bike online can be straightforward with the right information. Follow these steps to find the perfect bike for your needs and make your purchase with confidence.
Determine Your Bike Type
Different types of bikes cater to various needs. Here’s a quick overview:
- Road Bikes: Designed for speed and efficiency on paved roads. Ideal for long rides and competitive racing.
- Triathlon Bikes: Optimized for aerodynamics and speed in triathlons. They feature aero bars and a geometry designed for time trials.
Know Your Measurements
Getting the right fit is crucial for comfort and performance. Measure the following:
- Inseam: Stand against a wall and measure from your crotch to the floor.
- Height: Measure your height while standing straight.
- Reach: Extend your arms forward and measure from the tip of your fingers to your chest.
Use these measurements to determine your bike size using the manufacturer’s sizing chart provided on the product page.
Set Your Budget
Decide on your budget before browsing. Bikes come in a range of prices, and setting a budget will help narrow down your options. Consider additional costs like accessories, maintenance, and shipping.
Research Brands and Models
Look for reputable brands that offer quality and reliability. Check reviews and ratings from other cyclists. Pay attention to the following:
- Frame Material: Options include aluminum, carbon fiber, steel, and titanium. Each has different weight, durability, and cost characteristics.
- Components: Quality of gears, brakes, and wheels can affect performance and maintenance needs.
- Warranty: Cervelo, Felt and Pinerello all have warranties
Check for Size and Fit
Once you’ve selected a few models, verify their sizing details and compare them to your measurements.
Review Return and Exchange Policies
Bike Purchases have a 7 day return window.
Complete Your Purchase
- Add to Cart: Once you’ve chosen the bike, select the size and any additional options (e.g., color, accessories).
- Check Out: Provide your shipping information and payment details. Confirm your order and review the final details.
- Financing is available
- Prepare for Delivery
Make sure you’re available to receive the bike when it arrives. Inspect the package for any damage and ensure all parts are included.
- Assemble and Test Ride
- Assembly: If you opted for assembly, follow the instructions or contact the service provider for assistance.
- Test Ride: Adjust the seat height and handlebars, then take the bike for a test ride to ensure it’s comfortable and correctly fitted.
- Maintain Your Bike
Regular maintenance ensures your bike performs well. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for upkeep, and consider taking it to a local bike shop for professional servicing if needed.
Conclusion
Buying a bike online can be a smooth and enjoyable process with the right guidance. Follow these steps to make an informed decision and enjoy your new bike from Arvada Triathlon Company!
For any additional questions or assistance, feel free to contact our customer support team. Happy cycling!