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Edict LTD Frame Kit
A 29″ carbon frame full suspension crosscountry frameset.
Manufacturer Price
$3,499| Frame | Carbon |
|---|---|
| Suspension | Full, 100mm rear |
| Wheels | 29″ |
5'2" – 5'8"
5'6" – 5'11"
5'10" – 6'3"
6'1" – 6'7"
🐐 Estimated
Summary
The Felt Edict is a high-performance cross-country bike known for its lightweight frame and innovative F.A.S.T. suspension design, offering an agile and efficient ride. While it excels in race-tuned suspension and component specs, some reviews note quirks in front-end geometry and handling. It's a bike that balances performance and value, with models catering to a range of budgets.
Light frame
Innovative suspension design (F.A.S.T.)
Agile feel
Race-tuned suspension
Good value for carbon models
Awkward front-end geometry
Flexy front triangle
Quirky handling
High price point for top models
It looks to be an extremely capable no-nonsense race platform for riders seeking some serious, all-out performance.
BIKE MagazineThe Felt Edict Nine LTD pedals well, comes with an impressive build kit, and is admirably lightweight. But the combination of awkward front-end geometry and a flexy front triangle hamper its capabilities on the trail
BikeRadarThe price isn’t for the faint of heart, but if you don’t have $10k laying around, the Edict 9 is available in 5 models.
MTBR$5,500 is a great value for a carbon mountain bike with full Shimano XT components.
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Sep 2013 · Simon Collis
Read our full review of the XC/marathon-orientated Felt Edict Nine 60
Jan 2013 · MBA Action
The year 2013 is an important year for Felt Bicycles. With the introduction of several brand-new and redesigned models, the Southern California-based
Nov 2012 · James Huang
The Edict Nine LTD scores high marks for pedaling efficiency, with a reasonably well-placed single pivot, stiff carbon fiber rear triangle and well-tuned Fox Float CTD Boost Valve w/ Trail Adjust rear shock. . .
May 2012
Felt introduced the all-new Edict in 2011 to some pretty positive reviews. It featured one of the lightest frames in its class and an innovative, updated suspension design—Felt Active Stay Technology (F.A.S.T.).
Sep 2011 · Nick Legan
A look at a multi-purpose XC machine from Felt
Oct 2010 · Tyler Benedict
After hearing murmurs at Sea Otter about a top secret, superlight race rocket that Felt was working on, we made sure we were at their press launch earlier this summer to see the all-new Edict XC mountain bike. At Interbike’s Dirt Demo, as fun as it sounds, there’s actually very little time for me to …
| Frame | Felt Edict carbon series UHC Ultimate plus Nano carbon fiber, 100mm travel suspension frame: featuring Felt Active Stay Technology (FAST) suspension, Insideout internally optimized molding process, Dynamic monocoque construction, 1 piece full carbon dropouts, control taper 1.125/1.5 integrated head tube, Hi clearance seat and chainstay yokes, replaceable rubber down tube protector. bolt on kevlar chain watcher. IS disc mount, replacable derailleur hanger. Shock: RockShox Monarch RT3, adjustable Floodgate, inc. rebound adjuster , w/custom valving |
|---|---|
| Fork | n/a |
| Headset | Fully Integrated 1-1/8""/1.5"" Aheadset for tapered Head tube: Cane Creek sealed cartridge bearing, w/ Carbon top cap, custom curved 1 x 15mm + 2 X 10mm carbon headset spacer, 1 x 5mm aluminum headset spacer, Felt Tornado top cap & 2024 anodized aluminum bolt |
| Seatpost | n/a |
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Last updated September 19
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