That is NOT a B2 frame. It doesn't look anything like one. Run away

That looks like the older B2, when they had *what many consider to be a less than ideal geometry for a tri bike*. I'd guess something happened to it to cause them to paint it though. Or they got a hold of a bunch of b-stock B2 frames and then just painted them. Either way it wasn't a great bike and the deal itself looks sketchy enough that it's probably worth passing on.



* I changed my earlier verbiage as it was unfair to classify the decisions on geometry as flawed on the whole by saying they were cruddy. The new wording I think is a more fair description.

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-Andrew Saar
It is better to do the right thing and be paid poorly,
than to do the wrong thing and be rewarded richly.

If you look at the info, they say it's the 2006 frame, which it does resemble...

Seems like a fair deal to me.

That thing is fake as hell. There's a guy in the classifieds here selling a DA frame for a kickass price.

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-All You Haters Suck My Balls-

How was the '06 geometry different from the '07,'08, or '09?

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https://www.kickstarter.com/...bike-for-the-new-era

For the same size (56) in 2006, it had a slacker seat tube (even slacker than the "back" position on the new models), a longer top tube, a shorter head tube, and shorter wheelbase.

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-Andrew Saar
It is better to do the right thing and be paid poorly,
than to do the wrong thing and be rewarded richly.

Unless SD has some inside info....they're legit. My white B2 just landed, and has been authenticated as an older "team" frame. The bummer is; you don't get a seatpost (aero required), headset, fork - which justifies the low price.

For me, I wanted an aluminum frame with a steep seat angle to build up as a road bike, and I think Felt makes great bikes.

yes, especially since bike sizes like the 54cm got slacker seat angles with taller head tubes since 2003, a move opposite to the very criticsm lodged at Felt in the early 2000s.