I have the stock picture of my evo hanging up in my office from when I was waiting for it to arrive...the wheels aren't properly centered. Drives me nuts every time I look at it. Haha.

HrN is my new fave thread. No garage door, just the magic hour:

http://www.pedalroom.com/p/felt-f1x-di2-15173_5.jpg

Never been a fan of the Thomson setback seatposts. I really hope that comment doesnt offend you or others.

Overall I like the bike. Hot

For one i actually agree with B10. Not a fan of the "bent" post look. Otherwise...great looking ride!

Obviously, you have to put me in the "former Thomson setback post user" as well...highly functional, but it works aesthetically on a rare occasion...

Warm

Fan of the Felt! Hot!

Thomson must always be accompanied by Thomson to get a hot! I like that bike though. What's up with the enve fork? That's stock?

I like the aesthetic of a lot of the new trek frames. Not that i would buy one, but If you hate a trek for the sole reason of it being a trek, shouldn't you pretty much hate all of the big names.

I'm hell bent on disrespecting hell bent posts. Just put a decent set back post and it would favor my liking. I give it a luke warm. But, ride the pee out of it!

I like the Felt. Hot.

The Thomson post adds character.

https://scontent-a-iad.xx.fbcdn.net/...90947605_n.jpg

https://scontent-a-iad.xx.fbcdn.net/...94064841_n.jpg

I don't mind the Felt and I don't mind the Trek, but neither really excite me.

The Felt is pretty close. For me, the crankset and rings are the biggest offenders...I understand why they moved the Di2 battery from the NDS chainstay to the seat post, but it's less aesthetically pleasing there IMO.

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I can consider this to be hot. What do you think. I have upgraded to road pedals on it now

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You have to, at the very least, take the picture from the drive side...

You really put your bike at a disadvantage if you don't stage it against a plain background. It's really hard to get a good look at a bike against a cluttered background as it is here.

Also, remove the water bottles that don't in any way match the color of the bike.

Otherwise, it has a fighting chance to be hot.

...also the tire logo isn't lined up with the front valve. The horror!

This... typically, the standard is a white garage door. But as long as it's solid colored (obviously not black in this case), we'll be able to give it a better look. My initial read is that it's going to be HOT, but give us a better staged picture.

This color scheme just isn't working for me. And honestly, I prefer the logo version than the non logo version. Maybe it's too shiny? The shiny white and shiny black are bothering me... matte would look better. And am I the only one that thinks the seat looks high?

I'm not hating your bike... just can't give it a hot.

This is one of those things that isn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things but drives me absolutely nuts.

I thought so, too.

Yeah, you have to figure what else was missed, like, is the bar tape not overlapping the exact same amount on each trip around the bar or are all the cables clipped to the same length.

I think it would have a complete change in aesthetics (in a positive manner) if you put more spacers under the stem and tried a flipped 6 or 10 degree. Since you have a sloping top tube and a high seat post, the back half of your bike looks really aggressive. The front half looks like it was set up for somone with very little flexibility. Just my thought

Personally, I feel the tires/valves not lined up is such a rookie mistake, that I'd be double checking the all the bolts on the bike to make sure it was properly assembled.

Saddle is ps-ed higher in the first pic ... its not my bike, so ...