R & A Cycles has the DI2 version on their website now. Obviously not in stock yet. Sticker price..... $6,499.


https://www.racycles.com/...tegra-di2-bike-19065

same site also have the 2020 AR's up without pictures, but with descriptions that include disc brakes

Word on the street is the AR will be disc brake as well.

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Frame/fork stunning
Threader bottom bracket??????!
Bargain basement aerobars.
Soo close

Every time I have a fit client with an IA they have to go buy the Dagger

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I am sure it (ar disc) will be announced at eurobike... but care to share images?

threaded bb seems to be on trend given the joys of the squeaking bb30 and similar.

Aerobars I can upgrade...

https://weightweenies.starbike.com/...ewtopic.php?t=154567

pictures are on the weight weenies ar disc thread

nope. Aso f this writing, there are photos out there under publication ban, but the only photos on that thread of AR's are a 2017 rim brake AR, and a digital schematic of the ar disc from the felt catalogue (which may or may not represent the actual 2020 bike) that I posted.

Ultegra DI2 version now on Felt's website: https://feltbicycles.com/...ced-ultegra-di2-2020

Hmm. That actually falls in at a decent pricepoint compared to the Speedmax SLX 8.0. Basically trade a hydration system for disc brakes and $500 in your pocket. Not bad.

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Yep I was all over skyscanner looking for flights from the UK to Denver (boulder, for Colorado multisport) to grab one of those and then I saw it had jumped by close to 20%, ruined my day!

The ultegra di2 bike has been on the euro site for some time. I could have gotten it in canada for the same as 5200$ msrp (usd) + tax. I actually went for the force bike simply because it was in stock, and if I waited for the ultegra Di2, the Canadian season would be almost over by the time it was in my hands. it was a 900usd premium however (but I am enjoying the shit out of the force bike, so it is worth it. nothing is more painful then staring at a new bike, and having to wait 3-4mths to use it).

You are right, the Felt Ultegra DI2 is cheaper in Europe then in the US. I do not know why???

It is 500$ cheaper then the Cervelo P DI2, and the Reynold wheels are better/more expensive.

As a package with disc brakes, DI2 it can even compete with Canyon at this price point.

When is the delivery time?

How is the ride of the Felt?

I was told early october for delivery in canada. I suspect di2 is cheaper because 11 speed is on the outs. Maybe us terrifs also... but the bike is made in taiwan. It also comes with proper crank lengths vs the force bike. I ordered 165mm cranks for my bike... the cost of wanting a bike 1 month sooner.

I have little comparison for ride, but mine is comparable to my road bike (felt f2) over the bumps. But i can drop the pressures and make it smooth as silk. Handling is fine for a beginner like me, and the bike feels more stable in the wind than my road bike too. Still wrapping my head around that.

How did you get the discount from LBS?
I am in Vancouver and many shops I checked do not want to give a penny. $1000 cad can be a deal breaker for me to upgrade to Felt IA Di2.

I followed the advice of a friend. Pick a good lbs, and be a return customer. Be friendly. Etc.

I spend a lot of money there, and i get discounts that make pricing competitive with the internet. When it is not, free service installing a new part usually makes up the difference.