Felt B12 Tri Bike for sale 52cm

Felda

Hi guys,

I'm selling my Felt B12 Tri Bike. Brand new with just 109 k on it and used in only 3 races.

Specs on the bike are:

Frame:

Felt Tri Specific HM High Modulus Modular Carbon Fiber Frame w/ 3KP Finish.
Full Aero tubeset w/ front & rear wheel recesses, internal cable routing, forged horizontal dropouts
Fork: NEW Felt 3.2 Airfoil Carbon Fiber Bladed w/ 1 steerer
Drivetrain: Shimano Dura-Ace SL-BS78 bar end shifters w/ TRP Aero brake Levers, Ultegra braze on front derailleur, Ultegra rear derailleur, Ultegra, 53/39T crankset, Shimano 10 speed chain, 12-25T cassette

Components:

SuperLight dual pivot brakes w/ Cartridge brake shoes, Stainless hardware & Teflon bushings, Felt Bayonet 6061 T6 base bar w/ integrated Adjustable Length 7075 aluminum ƒ Bend extensions & aluminum arm rests w/ gel arm rest pads, Felt 3.1 6061 aluminum 3D forged stem, Felt 3.1 UHM Carbon Fiber standard offset bladed monocoque seatpost, Felt 3.2 Tri/TT saddle w/ Carbon injected base, gel Nose, custom waterproof cover w/ Carbon Fiber Inserts & extended length hollow Cr-Mo rails

Wheelset:

Felt TTR-3 700c 40mm deep section aluminum w/ CNC machined braking surface, 20H front/24H rear w/ DT Aero Bladed spokes
Year: 2010
Finish: Two-Tone: Gloss Black/ Carbon

I've also added carbon pedals a decent speedo and an Aero bottle with bracket bracket.

The bike is a 52 cm and spotless.

I'm selling it for €2000, if anyones interested or if you could pass on the word for me it would be great. To see the bike or take it for a spin give me a call on 0868514712 or email oconnor_ciaran@yahoo.ie

I'm based in Co. Louth in Dundalk.

Thanks
Ciaran

Anzer123

Any pictures of the bike?

Felda

Hi Anzer,

I didn't post any as the bike is literally brand new so just like you'd see it in the online photos.

E.g. Check out this link attached:

http://www.racycles.com/store/images/xl/Felt_B12_2010.jpg

That's exactly what you'd be getting only with the addition of Carbon pedals, a decent speedo and the tri-specific aero watter bottle with bracket and bands.

I think I forgot to say in the first thread that its the 2010 model as seen in the photo as well.

Hope that helps

fitgaffer

Still for sale?

Can it be used for cycling other than triathlons.

Felda

Hi Fitgaffer,

It is indeed, I'm also going to throw in my Tri-Helmet for free to who ever buys this off me and its worth €160 on its own!

Tri-bikes would be mainly used for triathlons and time trials, the nature of the bikes means they are not as suited to general road cycling as the frames are stiffer, don't turn as well or climb as well as standard road bikes.

They are designed for super straight line speed, you can of course corner and hill climb on your tri bike but not as easily. Tri bikes really come into their own in races like triathlons as with no group shelter as you get when you road cycle in groups, the tri bike keeps you in an agressive position and you use a different muscle group in your legs which means its easier to get off the bke and run.

Hope that helps you out a bit.

LeonKyr

Hi,

I will be back in country in 3 weeks (9/09). If you would still have it, please write. I've sent you an email as well.

Thanks,
Leo

Felda

Hi Leo,

Thanks, the bike is still for sale at the minute and the good news is I'm also throwing in my Tri Helmet with this deal at no extra charge. Again its brand new and is a good quality Bell that I bought new for €160.

I'm 5ft 9" tall or 176 cm. So if you are around this height give or take a few inches the bike frame should suit you. If you ride a road bike at 54 cm then a 52cm on a Tri will be the right size.

Send me a message or email on your return and I'll let you know if its still for sale.

Thanks
Ciaran

LeonKyr

Hi,

Do you still have the bike?

Cheers,
Leo

Felda

Hi Leo,

I do indeed, a few people have looked at it and 1 has told me he will buy it off me in December but I'm not holding onto it if I get a buyer in the meantime so by all means you're welcome to take it.

Would you like to arrange to view and take it for a spin?

Regards
Ciaran