Felt

Not many bike brands are releasing new triathlon-specific bikes for under $4,000, so we jumped at the chance to test the trickle-down tech on the Felt IAx.

Surprises abound with the latest (and very, very pricey) new superbike from Felt, the IA 2.0.

We got a great look at Daniela Ryf’s brand new 2019 Felt IA FRD Disc

The classic tri bike unveils new design at Kona launch party.

The IA line receives a new frameset choice that is both more affordable and easier to maintain.

Felt decided to spurn road racers to build the IA FRD with ultra-deep tubes to save wind drag and add a small, integrated storage box.

Velonews writer Lennard Zinn writes about the areas where bike maker Felt excels when it comes to making bikes.

Felt has introduced a new triathlon bike for 2014.

The new bike from Felt is integrated, adjustable and very triathlon-specific.

The Felt DA debuted this year and we were blown away by its ride quality and performance, but it’s currently only available as a frameset for $4,999 or a complete bike for $12,499.

For 2012, Felt is making the DA available to many more riders in two ways: By increasing the range of fit adjustability and offering a complete line of more affordable bikes, stretching as low as $3,999.

New Bonus Plan Specifically Targets Age-Group Triathletes at both Ironman 70.3 World Championships and Kona World Championships

Australia's Mirinda Carfrae won the 2010 Ironman World Championship on a Cannondale Slice, but she switched to Felt this winter.

Defending Ironman world champion Mirinda Carfrae of Australia has committed to riding a Felt bicycle through 2013. Carfrae had previously been with Cannondale for the majority of her career.