Felt built its name by creating innovative, aerodynamic bikes to race agains the clock.

The bikes you see in our 2013 TT/Tri series have undergone years of development refinement and are our fastest yet.

For 2013, the DA Series will be available in five different configurations including a new women's specific model.

	DA 2  Built around the ProTour worthy aerodynamic UHC Advanced carbon fiber frame, the DA2 is ready to tackle your next race against the clock. Built with the wind-cheating Bayonet base bar, Reynolds/Felt TTR1 aero wheels, and internal cable routing, the DA2 is a no compromises race machine

With the F Series, Felt blends no-nonsense racing geometry and the world's most advanced materials for a full line of crisp-handling bikes made to rip through corners, fly up climbs and accelerate in an instant.

	F 2  Few bikes can match the F2’s extraordinary blend of light weight, stiffness, strength, and precision handling. It’s the balance of these traits—achieved through meticulous engineering and superior UHC Advanced Plus carbon fiber materials—that sets the F2 apart

With cutting-edge technology and a superior ride quality that has won over many of Felt's professional cross-country racers, Felt's Nine Series bike blend the surefooted handling characteristics of 29" wheels with the type of razor-sharp, race-bred performance that characterizes every bike that bears the Felt name.

Designed to burn upWorld Cup courses and tame the most rugged, grueling marathon XC courses, the all new Edict Nine Series brings a new level of refined Felt performance to the gritty, unpredictable world of off-road riding and racing

Edict Nine 2  All new for 2013, Felt has introduced the Edict Nine 2. Optimal for the demands of XC racing, the Edict Nine 2 incorporates Felt's F.A.S.T. suspension system with 29 inch wheels. The result is unparalleled performance for any off road terrain

New 2014 F65x The marquee aluminum model in Felt's 2014 FX line, the F65X features Superlite custom butted 7005 tubing in a CX-specific shoulder-friendly geometry configuration which includes BB30. UHC Advanced carbon-bladed fork and ControlTaper steering system for unfettered control; SRAM Rival/Apex drivetrain for spot-on, precision shifting; and Avid BB5 disc brakes designed to manage even the slickest of slick conditions

John Degenkolb sixth after break stays clear in Tour de Suisse

June 13th , 2013 

John Degenkolb has sprinted to sixth place in the sixth stage of the Tour de Suisse behind a break of four who’s lead was never threatened by the bunch behind.

Team Argos-Shimano took up the reins towards the finish to lead out John but with a gap of over 13 minutes with 20km to go, the break was never going to be caught. John finished second in the bunch kick, over ten minutes behind stage winner Gregory Rast (Radioshack – Leopard).

The break took a while to establish itself with several attacks early on from riders wanting to be in the move on a stage where profile favoured an attacking rider. As a result, when it finally did pull clear it was let go and no concerted chase was made behind.

“It was a strong race by the boys and powerful lead out by the team,” said coach Aike Visbeek. “John came in sixth just behind Peter Sagan (Cannondale). There were four of our guys with John at the finish which shows that the train is working and is getting up to full speed.”

There are just two road stages left in this Tour de Suisse now before Sunday’s concluding individual time trial.

Stage 6 Result

1. Gregory Rast (SUI) Radioshack – Leopard 4:23:53
2. Mathew Hayman (AUS) Sky Pro Cycling 0:00:25
3. Alexandr Kolobnev (RUS) Katusha 0:00:25
4. Bert Grabsch (GER) Omega Pharma-Quickstep 0:00:28
5. Peter Sagan (SVK) Cannondale 0:10:43

6. John Degenkolb (GER) Team Argos-Shimano 0:10:43
58. Tom Dumoulin (NED) Team Argos-Shimano 0:10:43
64. Georg Preidler (AUT) Team Argos-Shimano 0:10:43
66. Jonas Ahlstrand (SWE) Team Argos-Shimano 0:10:43
68. Johannes Frohlinger (GER) Team Argos-Shimano 0:10:43
86. Simon Geschke (GER) Team Argos-Shimano 0:10:43
114. Patrick Gretsch (GER) Team Argos-Shimano 0:10:43
139. Tom Peterson (USA) Team Argos-Shimano 0:10:43

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