Felt Nexar Race 105 Di2
In stock at 1 shop in New York City
Prices and stock checked Oct 22.
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The Nexar platform was built around a specific idea: that real aerodynamic performance and a fit that holds up over a long ride are not mutually exclusive. The Felt Nexar Race 105 Di2 Bike is where that idea becomes genuinely accessible. At $5,999 with full Shimano 105 Di2 electronic shifting, this is the complete Nexar — the same aero frame geometry, the same integrated cockpit, the same engineering that anchors Felt's entire road lineup — at a price that opens the platform to a much broader range of riders.
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The frame is UD carbon construction front and rear — a proven unidirectional carbon layup that delivers the stiffness and shape the Nexar platform requires. The geometry is identical across the Nexar lineup: slightly higher stack than a traditional aero bike, shorter reach across all seven sizes, and crank lengths matched to frame size from 165mm to 170mm. The geometry is precise enough that a straight-column Felt Nexar Carbon seatpost works without offset at every size. That fit story — the one that makes the Nexar compelling at the top of the range — applies exactly the same way on the Race.
So does the aero story. Felt's data puts the Nexar within 4 watts of the fastest full-aero bikes at 40km/h and 5% better than the previous AR model. Those numbers belong to the platform, not to any particular build tier. The UD carbon frame carries the same tube profiles and fully internal cable routing as the rest of the Nexar range, and the Felt Road One-Piece Integrated Cockpit — at 300g or less — delivers the same clean, integrated front end regardless of which Nexar you're riding.
The drivetrain is Shimano 105 Di2 throughout, and it's worth being clear about what that means: this is full electronic shifting. The R7150 derailleurs and R7170 hydraulic disc brake/shift levers give you wireless electronic gear changes and reliable hydraulic braking at a price where those were previously out of reach on an aero road bike. The 105 system sits below Ultegra in Shimano's…