Felt Nine 70 29er Hardtail

4/5 (2 Reviews)
MSRP : $719.00


Product Description

With 6061 double-butted aluminum frame tubing and fully hydroformed top and down tubes, the Nine 70 has many of the same features as race bikes costing hundreds more. Add in its competition-ready parts, including a Suntour 100mm suspension fork, Shimano shifters and mechanical disc brakes, and the Nine 70 is a versatile off-road machine for weekend adventures or racing alike.


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:4
Submitted by centralcalcoast

Date Reviewed: April 19, 2013

Strengths:    handles great, picks up speed fast

Weaknesses:    chain kept skipping ,tossed it and upgraded, tires arent the best for climbing but are good stock tires and it is a bit heavy but with upgrades you might be able to shed a pound , but hey its a better work out ! lol.

Bottom Line:   
overall a great bike for the money with above weaknesses mention they are easy fixes, upgrades are the norm for any bike anyway, I will be replacing the pedals with new crank bros 5050 3 platform pedals and work my way around the bike in time .

Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:4
Submitted by dfwraptor

Date Reviewed: November 13, 2012

Strengths:    handling is very well, comfortable, fun to ride!

Weaknesses:    it is a bit heavy, forks are not that great but they do the job

Bottom Line:   
very good starter bike! i ride it 3 times a week on the roughest trails i can find and has never let me down! very satisfied with my purchase!

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