Check Out The Rally UHC Cycling Team Issue FR Disc Road Bike
The Rally UHC Cycling pro continental race team has joined forces with Felt for the 2019 season and beyond. Both men's and women's contingents of the squad will race the FR Disc road bike. Here's a look at the all-new team bike, complete with TIME pedals, SRAM drivetrains, HED wheels, Arundel bottle cages, Garmin computers, Easton components, and Kenda tires.
Rally UHC Cycling FR Disc bikes will be equipped with Arundel bottle cages.
Easton provides the squad with handlebars and stems, while Garmin supports the team with computers.
The Rally UHC Cycling FR Disc is equipped with SRAM's highest-end groupset, Red eTAP Disc.
HED wheels will keep the men and women of Rally UHC Cycling rolling through 2019.
Disc brakes are standard on the Rally UHC Cycling team issue road bikes.
Rally UHC Cycling team riders will use TIME pedals for the 2019 racing season.
Kenda returns as the tire sponsor of the Rally UHC Cycling pro continental team.
Click here to learn more about the FR Disc race bike.
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