Good price and well made.

Learning the derailer system took a little time but it is very smooth.

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I think it is a pretty decent bike. I mean all the parts look good.

None so far. Its a good bike. Knee High Boots

Felt is a reputable brand. Most reputable brand bikes come from the same Taiwanese or Chinese factory. Brightest Mountain Bike Light

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I have a Broam 60 and I think it is the best model for people that is 5'10 in height and up. It suits me well and my posture is great even on long ride. https://www.fortworthweldingservices.com/

Broam Road bikes is the best!

Doesn't this worth 5 stars? The design and variations of color is cool. According to the review I read, the bike is smooth and is sturdy enough to ride around the city. You can also use it as alternative for your motor bike when going to work. Regards| Frey | residential roofers

None so far.

Good design. Reasonable components for the price. Good feel, cool look. Overall happy with bike once it was set up...but...

Poor instructions for beginners Poor derailleurs set up prior to shipping. Might be nice to include a little tool with Allen keys etc.

Broam 30. This bike meets all my criteria for a modern gravel bike - lightweight, cabling through the frame, 3 water bottle holders, disc brakes, various mounts for fenders and racks. This bike has long chainstays and slack geometry, perfect for someone coming from a mountain bike or touring background, who finds road geometry a bit too twitchy. Also, an added bonus - no toe overlap, even with the 40mm tires! (My bike is a 54 cm). There is also the ability to switch from 700c to 650b wheels. I bought it directly from Felt - it's the last year's model and came with a large discount.

My old bike has a Brooks B17 saddle and the jury is still out Felt's SR Essenza Blackstar Gel saddle. The tubing shape is ultra-modern and I prefer old-school round tubing but that's just aesthetics. Also, the front chainring gearing is a bit high for me at 48/30. I will probably change it to 42/28 to better fit my riding style.