Felt FX Advanced+ Disc Sram Force CX1 Blue

Lightweight and stiff, with exceptional handling for the most technically demanding cross race courses. Built with the Sram Force CX1 groupset and a finishing kit by Zipp.

Cyclocross-specific details
The heart and soul of the Fx is its famous geometry. With its aggressive head and seat angles and short chainstays, the Fx is the best-handling ‘cross bike in the world, having won two consecutive world championships in the elite men’s category. It also has a robust foundation with incredible bottom bracket stiffness. This means that every single watt from the rider’s legs is put to good use, especially when it comes to fast acceleration out of corners. The Fx also features a large front triangle that has been thoughtfully designed to allow for easy shouldering up front or in other outside situations. The Fx comes with 33c tyres, but can accommodate up to 34mm measured tyres (to ISO safety standards) for a little extra versatility and options.

Disc brakes & thru axles
Disc brakes are the new standard in bike technology on the road, offering increased stopping power, improved modulation and better performance in both adverse weather conditions and ideal riding conditions compared to rim brakes. For racers and performance-oriented riders, disc brakes also improve handling and overall control, allowing you to bring speed through corners for a smoother riding experience. Regardless of age, fitness level, body size or even your riding style, disc brakes offer numerous advantages over traditional rim caliper brakes. Available for all FX models.

Best carbon chassis
The Fx is available in three complete versions, all with the same slim silhouette and tube profiles, but with different carbon builds. Finally, Felt has two bikes in the Fx | Advanced+ series: one with SRAM’s groundbreaking Force Cx1 groupset and a version built with Shimano’s GRX 800 groupset. What makes the Fx | Advanced+ unique is that it features UHC Advanced Carbon in the frame and UHC Ultimate Carbon in the fork. This means that the entire frame kit is slightly lighter but significantly cheaper than the Fx FRD version, all without sacrificing incredible handling and solid power transfer.