Road Bikes
You’re ready to get on board one of the finest bikes Trek has ever made, but you don’t want to raid the kid’s college fund, right? Trek has a solution to your dilemma. The Madone 6.2 has a pro-level, Wisconsin-made OCLV2 frame and full-carbon fork, but isn’t armed with all the ProTour components and carbon wheels. A no-cut carbon seatmast, BB90 bottom bracket, internal cable routing, Tour-winning geometry and a DuoTrap socket come with every Madone 6-series. But Shimano’s 10-speed Ultegra group replaces Dura-Ace, and aluminum Bontrager Race X Lite wheels substitute the all-carbon hoops, making for a much easier price tag. The Ultegra group can be had as a triple crankset (52/39/30T), classic double (53/39T), or compact double (50/34T). The triple even has an 11-28 cassette for maximum
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Felt bicycles got lots of feedback on their bikes from pro cyclists and triathletes across the world. Every last one said they wanted a bike that was faster when riding solo. Felt’s Aero Road series answers that feedback with a road machine designed for riding against the wind. Built from an Ultra High Modulus carbon fiber, the AR4’s is shaped to be more aero than some triathlon frames! Tapered fork blades, frame tubing and seatpost help the rider slice through the wind. Shimano’s Ultegra components adorn this bike, right down to a 53/39T crankset, 11-25T cassette, and brake calipers. Mavic’s Cosmic Elite wheels feature blade spokes and a deep aluminum rim to really cheat the wind out of slowing you
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A carbon fiber bike that fits small riders for under $1700? Yes, we’ve got one! Felt’s ZW6 is an outstanding blend of performance and value. A lightweight carbon frame and fork soaks up vibration on long rides, making this summer’s “challenge” ride more approachable. The tall head tube and more upright geometry of the frame makes the ZW6 an easy bike to fit a wide range of riders. Shimano’s 105 derailleurs, plus an 50/34T FSA compact crank produce quick, easy shifts with MicroShift integrated brake/shift levers. Light alloy 32-spoke Alex rims ride smooth and require less mechanical attention over the seasons. Come in for a test ride and see how carbon fiber performance can really be
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Your first road bike should be easy to fit, easy to ride, and be easy on the eyes. The Felt Z100 does all of this at an affordable price. The aluminum frame and carbon-bladed fork have a comfortable, upright fit, making the Z100 easy to fit a wider range of riders. An FSA triple crankset helps flatten out the hills, while the Sora derailleurs make every shift easy and smooth. If you like the position of the tops of the handlebars, there are top-mount brake levers there, too. Alex R500 alloy wheels are shod with 700X25 tires for miles of easy riding. Felt handlebars, stem, seatpost and saddle complete this new addition to your stable. Let the road and the Felt Z100 take you on any
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Charity rides are all well and good, but you need a bike that does more than just soak up the miles. You plan on covering terrain a bit faster. The F85 is built around an aluminum frame and carbon-blade fork for quick pedaling response and sure-footed cornering. Putting power through the compact FSA crankset, you shift with 10-speed MicroTech shifters and Shimano 105 derailleurs. Mavic CXP alloy rims fit Vittoria Zaffiro foldable tires for confidence-inspiring grip on fast descents. Felt’s alloy stem, bars, saddle and seatpost are ready for some hard miles, too. It’s time to leave the old road machine in the garage for a new
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ProTour Proven. Can your friends say that about their bikes? The Felt F4’s Ultra-High Modulus carbon fiber frame and fork have been through the wringer of pro competition. The frame’s massive BB30 bottom bracket, tapered carbon steerer tube and 900 gram weight check all the right boxes for the fastest performance riders. Shimano’s latest Ultegra 6700 components feature a 53/39T crankset, carbon brake lever blades and an 11-25T cassette. Yes, it’s ready to race. Mavic’s ultralight Kysrium Equipe wheels have bladed spokes for shaving drag at high speeds. A carbon seatpost, cro-mo railed saddle, ergo-drop handlebar and aluminum stem finish off this race-ready
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The Defy 1 is the result of letting Giant’s engineers and designers go a little farther that the usual cookie-cutter bike. Giant’s Aluxx Aluminum alloy has been tuned to within an inch of its life to produce a light & lively frame for those new to the idea of performance cycling. The longer wheelbase and upright fit make the “folded over” feeling on a nervous road bike a thing of the past. The carbon fiber fork connects to the frame via Giant’s tapered OverDrive steerer for sure-footed tracking through corners. Shimano’s 10-speed 105 components feature smooth-shifting derailleurs with a 12-28T cassette, and a 34/50T Shimano compact crankset for the toughest hills. The summer century rides aren’t that far away, and the Deft 1 is ready for
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When the day’s ride begins with sun-up, and ends with sundown, you’ll need the best bike out there, now matter how fast the pace. Felt’s Z2 is a machine designed to be comfortable, easy to fit a wide range of riders, incredibly efficient and reliable. The Ultra-high modulus carbon fiber in the Z2’s frame and fork produces a super-light frame with agile road manners and a silky-smooth ride quality. The drivetrain is none other than Shimano’s latest Dura-Ace Di2 shifting system. Shifting across a 50/34T Dura-Ace crankset and an 11-25T cassette, the derailleurs are Tour de France proven. Shimano’s RS80-C24-CL clincher wheels have a carbon fiber crown and machined aluminum braking surfaces for light weight and fast uphill acceleration. A carbon fiber bar and seatpost completes this
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The ultimate weapon for solo rides, be it breaking away from the pack in the Tour de France, or vanishing from sight on the weekly club hammer-fest. Felt produced a wish-list bicycle for those who can beat the wind into submission. UHC carbon fiber is used in the frame and fork for feather-light weight and a slippery aero profile. Mavic’s Cosmic Carbon clincher wheels reduce the aero drag even further, and Shimano’s Di2 drivetrain is the latest technology found on any bicycle today. Even the handlebars and saddle rails are carbon fiber! Come in and see the fastest road bike we’ve even had in the
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When customers ask for a bike that is a road racer first and foremost, the Felt F-series comes to mind. Agile geometry, an ultra-stiff bottom bracket and a short head tube for an aggressive fit have had many label this bike as a “hard-core racer”. The rigid quality of the UHC carbon fiber used in the F2’s frame is enhanced by the BB30 bottom bracket and tapered 1-1/8” to 1-1/2” head tube. This produces a massive down tube for unmatched lateral stiffness and precise high-speed cornering. The Easton EC90SL fork reduces weight further, and keeps road chatter to a minimum. The derailleurs and shifters are Shimano’s high-tech Dura Ace Di2 system, with an FSA 53/39T K-Force Light carbon crank to put power to the wheels. With Shimano’s RS80-C24-CL carbon clincher wheels with aluminum braking
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Litespeed raised eyebrows with the Siena. How could one of their more affordable bikes have such exotic shaping done to the tube shapes? This XXL example will be a perfect match to a powerful rider looking for outstanding ride quality as well as supreme pedaling rigidity. Shimano 10-speed Ultegra SL components are found throughout. Ritchey Comp stem and seatpost handle furniture duties, and the lightweight Real Design alloy wheels are wrapped with Michelin tires. Don’t let this one get
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With the Madone 3-series for women arriving last spring, many of our customers have been enjoying the ride quality of carbon at an agreeable price. Now you can too! Shimano 10-speed 105 components, a SRAM Apex compact crankset and comfortable bar and saddle make for easy miles. Don’t wait too long, because at these prices, the Madone 3.1 won’t last
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The right size bike for every size rider”. Here at Machinery Row, we want everyone to have the bike that fits them and performs well. This Trek 2.3 is an example of a high-performance aluminum bike in a very small size. The standover height of the top tube is only 25.5 inches! But the components are not small potatoes. Shimano’s 10-speed 105 components include a 50/39/30T triple crankset and a 12-27T cassette. The rear derailleur is a stepped-up Ultegra model for immediate shifting under hard pedaling loads. The Bontrager alloy Race wheels feature blade spokes for riding into taxing headwinds, and are wrapped with Race X Lite tires. This is our last example, so don’t let it get
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A road bike with an upright fit should be able to take you to the finish of your toughest ride, not just the weekly fun rides. Giant’s Defy Advanced 1 features a lightweight carbon frame with an ultra-stiff PowerCore bottom bracket for efficient pedaling under high stress, and an all-carbon fork for super-smooth road feel and light weight. Shimano’s 6700 Ultegra components feature a 50/34T compact crank to help you with the steepest of grades, and alloy DT Swiss wheels wrapped with Michelin Pro Optimum tires. There’s even a Fizik Aliante saddle. Sounds like your bike? There’s only one
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Whether you want to get serious about joining in on the long group rides, conquer a “challenge ride”, or just enjoy a fast machine, Giant has you covered. The Defy Advanced 3 is no wallflower in the performance department. A stunning carbon fiber frame with Giant’s PowerCore bottom bracket is rock-solid for power delivery through the FSA Gossamer crank. The taller head tube allows for a more upright fit, or flip the stem over for a more racy posture. Shimano’s 105 components are used for the shifters, derailleurs and even the chain. An alloy wheelset tops off this eye-catching
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