2011 Felt Edict

The goal was simple. Create the fastest full suspension XC bike in the world.

Ambitious, sure. But what exactly does this mean? For Felt engineers, it meant throwing away all preconceived notions and starting from scratch. It meant designing an entirely new suspension system and frame that, together, would yield a specific set of performance characteristics determined by a team of athletes, engineers and product managers.

So what, specifically, were those desired performance traits? Generally speaking, speed, efficiency and agility. The Edict would have to be light and quick-handling to offer the competitive advantages that Felt's pro XC racers demand. It would also require the stable, neutral feel of a trail bike that inspires confidence in the midnight lap of a 24-hour race.

In short, the Edict was created to make you a better rider. And to make every ride more enjoyable.

For more info:

feltbicycles.com/​USA/​2011/​Mountain/​Edict.aspx

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[enigmaisbetter]

@ScabbyNubtail Haha. If you're a student you can get it for free usually. And ew. Pro/E is no bueno.

[ScabbyNubtail]

@enigmaisbetter Solid Works is for companies too cheap to buy Pro/Engineer.

[GregorBlacksmith]

@Minami999 Not true, note where the rear triangle is symmetrical, and there's no active braking pivot. All I know is that so long as Felt is financing bike parks (see Decline), than Felt deserves a look when I am in the market.

[enigmaisbetter]

SolidWorks is the best CAD program ever. 

[TINOsax1]

How can a bike that I die in Brazil.

[flatypus0adventure]

@Minami999 maybe theyv merged? u never know these days

[Minami999]

im sorry this bike is EXACTLY the same as the Trek Fuel 9 carbon... E2 head tube... evo link?! and frankly between the two ide go trek any day of the week.... the trek session 88 is just incredible

[AlexLyonable]

hmmm. that looks really cool, I'm not looking to replace my race bike hopefully for a while, but when I do I'll have to look into the edict.

does equilink work like VPP?