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Felt Double Shot

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Average Rating 3.75/5
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Description:
  • Frame: Shot Design, 6061 Aluminum
  • Fork: RST Launch RA, 130mm Travel, Coil Spring
  • Headset: Semi-Integrated 1-1/8" Aheadset
  • Stem: Truvativ Hussefelt Cold-Forged Aluminum 4-Bolt
  • Handlebar: Truvativ Hussefelt AL-66, 25mm Rise
  • Grips: Felt Soft Kraton, 130mm Length, 30mm OD
  • Chain: KMC Z72
  • Saddle: Felt Freeride 7mm Steel Rails
  • Seat Post: Truvativ XRDC Double-Bolt
  • Pedals: Felt Backpedal Alloy Platform



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    Submitted by glenn fairweather a Weekend Warrior from australia
    Date Reviewed: November 12, 2007
    Favorite Trail:backyard trails
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $500.00
    Purchased At:ebay (aus dollars)
    Strengths:grat frame, looks awesome, wide bars
    Weaknesses:square taper bb is not meant for heavy duty stuff but no probs so far, rim bent, forks are dodgy but holding up
    Bike Setup:lock ons
    syncros bht rear
    wtb timberwolf front
    deore cranks
    Bottom Line:great starter bike for low cost, few on going problems (rim & disc rotor bent) but works well, looks awesome, brakes work well, fork ok, great starter but if your gonna belt the crap out of it then look at the higher models
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by adam a Downhiller from torrington, ct, usa
    Date Reviewed: October 29, 2007
    Favorite Trail:trails, urban
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Purchased At:770
    Strengths:the frame seems to be holding up well its nice and sturdy the bars are pretty wide and the brakes are decent for mechanicals
    Weaknesses:the rst lauch fork is absolutely horrible i broke 3 of them within 5 months the crank is constantly comming loose and easy stripped it not kept tight, the pedals are wide platforms but do not grip at all
    Similar Products Used:kona sred, specialized p3
    Bottom Line:if your just starting the sport its a good bike to get you rolling, but if you plan on progressing quick or already have experience in riding , jump or do drops... the components just don't hold up
    Value Rating:2Overall Rating:2

    Submitted by Tyrel Insane a Downhiller from coeur d alene, Idaho, USA
    Date Reviewed: February 25, 2007
    Favorite Trail:Urban
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $3300.00
    Purchased At:mountain view
    Strengths:for a 15.5" frame which I would had thought would be small it actually feels kinda long which I prefer in frames. The white matte finish is awesome, looks killer with red componants. Super light frame and Looks rad!
    Weaknesses:the only downfall in my opinion is the chainguide mount looks like it was tack welded to the frame and it looks terrible, but you cant see it when its being used or you have cranks on the frame!
    Similar Products Used:Avent Jibster, Azonic Evolution 2, Orbea, san andreas rumble.
    Bike Setup:pike sl ran at 95mm, x4 thomson stem 50mm, ea70 bars, saints with red 32t supercharger, red crupi pedals, lock ons, sram xo grip shift, sram x9 rear derailer, 970 and 971 cassette and chain, thomson post, selle italia flite gel saddle, hayes elcamino disk brakes, dt swiss 6.1 fr rims on dt 340 rear hub and formula se carbon 20mm front hub, salsa r qr and seat collar, red jagwire cabling, red lockons, maxxis larson tt tires 2.35
    Bottom Line:Awesome frame, if you get it in white it gets dirty easily, but it looks awesome and feels like a wet dream. So ride it love it and make sure that you clean it when you done!
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Ryan McCullough a Weekend Warrior from Ballymena, Co.Antrim, Northern Ireland
    Date Reviewed: January 6, 2007
    Favorite Trail:cameron (local)
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $1145.00
    Purchased At:evans cycles
    Strengths:rather strong and light frame, very smooth, great setup, altogether light bike with a good wheel setup and decent forks.
    Weaknesses:hard sadle, pedals arn't grippy but do have a large platform, rear derailleur snapped on mine due to me hopping off a curb?!
    Similar Products Used:muddyfox crest-hardtail
    Bike Setup:dirt jumper/street bike.
    Bottom Line:its an overall strong bike, very smooth to ride though i was very dissapointed with the rear derailleur and the pedals.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4






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