Felt Nexar Pro
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Prices and stock checked Oct 22.
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For Felt, the Felt Nexar Pro Ultegra Di2 Bike represents something specific — not just a faster bike, but a redefinition of what an aero road bike can be. The name says it: Nexar is the "Next-AR," the direct successor to Felt's pioneering AR platform that built the brand's reputation in aerodynamics over 35 years of CFD modeling, wind tunnel testing, and carbon engineering. The stated goal was to build the fastest road bike Felt had ever made — and to make it work for a broader range of riders than aero bikes typically accommodate.
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That goal shapes everything about the Nexar's design philosophy. Rather than maximizing aerodynamics at the expense of weight or fit, Felt built the platform around three deliberately balanced pillars: aero, weight, and fit. The Nexar delivers a 5% drag reduction over the previous AR model and sits within 4 watts of the fastest full-aero bikes on the market at 40km/h. The FRD-spec frame weighs 800g — which Felt states is the lightest in the full-aero category. And the geometry has been rethought from the ground up to support real performance riders in real-world conditions.
That geometry story is worth understanding. Where traditional aero bikes often force riders into aggressive positions that erode power and comfort over the course of a long effort, the Nexar adopts a slightly higher stack and shorter reach across all seven sizes, with crank lengths matched to frame size — 165mm through 170mm — to support equal biomechanics at every position. The geometry is precise enough that a straight-column Felt Nexar Carbon seatpost works across the full size range without an offset. For riders who've been skeptical of aero bikes because of fit compromises, this is the answer to that objection.
The Nexar Pro uses Felt's FRD 12k carbon construction throughout — the same advanced carbon specification used across the Nexar line — delivering the stiffness-to-weight ratio and aerodynamic efficiency the frame is designed around. The drivetrain is…
