Felt IA 2.0 Pro
In stock at 1 shop in New York City
Prices and stock checked Oct 22.
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The Felt IA 2.0 Pro Ultegra Di2 Bike is built around a single, uncompromising goal: going as fast as possible through the bike leg and arriving at the run in the best shape possible. Felt's IA platform earned its reputation at the highest level — the IA 2.0 is the bike Solveig Løvseth rode to victory at the 2025 Ironman World Championship in Kona, posting the fastest bike split of the race. The Pro spec brings that same FRD 12K Carbon Light frameset to riders who want a purpose-built triathlon machine with a component package that makes no compromises on the details that matter.
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FRD stands for Felt Racing Division, and the 12K carbon designation represents Felt's highest-specification carbon construction — the same material used in their flagship FRD builds. The Pro uses it on both the frame and fork. The geometry reinforces the intent: seat tube angles range from 77.5° to 79.5° depending on size, positioning you over the pedals in a true triathlon stance that keeps hip flexors open and glutes engaged — the kind of position that leaves something in your legs when you rack the bike and start the run. The dedicated carbon seatpost, proprietary carbon basebar, and integrated aerobars are all designed as part of a complete aero system, not added-on parts sourced from elsewhere.
Where the Pro spec earns its price is in the component choices that go beyond what you'd expect for this tier. The brakes are Shimano Dura-Ace R9180 hydraulic disc calipers — Tri/TT specific units — despite this being an Ultegra-level build in all other respects. In triathlon, braking performance matters on long descents where you're carrying speed into corners and transitions; the R9180 delivers consistent modulation regardless of how long the descent runs.
Electronic shifting comes via Shimano Ultegra Di2…
