Felt CA1
04-24-07, 04:01 PM
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Felt CA1
Anybody have one of these?
Heard anything good/bad?
Heard anything good/bad?
04-24-07, 04:24 PM
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Browse thru this thread, I'm sure you'll find something.
https://bikeforums.net/showthread.php...ighlight=Felts
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04-24-07, 04:48 PM
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I had an AC1, which was pretty much the same thing... okay frame. Not bad weight... if it's the right price I say go for it.
But if you have the chance to get a CAAD 8 or 9, I'd do that... don't be concerned about the lack of carbon stays on the 8 or 9, the wishbone shaping in the rear works just as well...
Of course if money isn't an issue, there are tons of great aluminum frames out there... try to find something made with Starship tubing... sweet.
But if you have the chance to get a CAAD 8 or 9, I'd do that... don't be concerned about the lack of carbon stays on the 8 or 9, the wishbone shaping in the rear works just as well...
Of course if money isn't an issue, there are tons of great aluminum frames out there... try to find something made with Starship tubing... sweet.
