Felt Broam 60 Bike

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Felt | SKU: BBJAA18 000054 | Option: Black, 54cm

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Felt Broam 60 Bike Info

The Felt Broam 60 Bike is built around a simple idea: one bike that handles pavement, gravel, and the daily commute without asking you to compromise on any of them. It's a redesign of Felt's versatile V-series platform, aimed at riders who want a durable, affordable gravel bike rather than a race-focused machine built around shaving grams. At just over a thousand dollars, the Broam 60 is priced to be a practical daily rider first, with enough capability built in to handle a gravel route on the weekend.

The frame is Felt's SuperLite aluminum, a material choice that keeps the bike light without the fragility that can come with ultralight tubing on rough surfaces. Up front, a UHC Performance carbon fiber fork with an aluminum steerer tube keeps weight down at the front end while adding stiffness where it matters for steering precision. Felt built in a rear rack mount and fender mounts, which turns the Broam 60 from a fair-weather gravel bike into something you can set up for wet commutes or light touring without hunting for a different bike. That kind of everyday practicality is where this bike is meant to live.

Shifting comes from a mix of Shimano's Claris and Sora components — Claris shifters and front derailleur paired with a Sora rear derailleur — running 8 speeds through an 11-34T cassette. That wide-range cassette matters more than the low gear count suggests: paired with the 46/34T compact crankset, it gives you a low enough gear to climb loaded gravel or a steep commute hill without needing a wider range than an 8-speed drivetrain can offer. It's not a groupset built for racing, but it's a reliable, low-maintenance setup that keeps the bike's price down without cutting corners on shifting quality.

Stopping power comes from Tektro MD-C550 dual-piston disc brakes on flat mount, paired with 160mm front and 140mm rear rotors — enough braking consistency to matter in wet weather or on loose gravel descents where rim brakes would struggle. The bike rolls on Devox alloy wheels wrapped in Maxxis Refuse tires with Silkworm puncture protection, sized at 700x40c. That's a genuinely wide tire for a bike in this price range, and the extra air volume and puncture resistance give you real confidence on chip-seal roads, packed gravel, or the occasional pothole-riddled city street.

Felt rounds out the build with a Selle Royal Essenza Gel saddle and VelvetGel bar tape with a 3M reflective base woven in, a small but useful detail for anyone commuting in low light. The Broam 60 comes in Black or Duck Egg, spans sizes from 47cm to 61cm, and is built for riders who want a single bike that can handle a gravel century, a rainy commute, and everything in between without needing a second bike in the garage for each job.

Felt Broam 60 Bike - Specifications

Frame Material:

Felt BROAM - Adventure | SuperLite aluminum

Fork:

Felt Gravel - Adventure | UHC Performance carbon fiber with aluminum steerer tube

Headset:

IS (NO.42)

Seatpost:

Devox Post.A3

Front Derailleur:

Shimano Claris R2000

Rear Derailleur:

Shimano Sora R3000

Crankset:

Shimano RS200, 46/34T

Bottom Bracket:

Shimano UN26, 110mm

Brake Calipers:

Tektro MD-C550, dual piston disc, flat mount

Rotors:

Tektro TR-22, 160/140mm

Shifters / Levers:

Shimano Claris R2000

Cassette:

Shimano HG318, 11-34T

Chain:

Shimano HG71

Wheel - Front:

Devox Wheel RDS.A3

Wheel - Rear:

Devox Wheel RDS.A3

Stem:

Devox StemR.A2 VA

Handlebar:

Devox DBar.A2 GXA

Saddle:

Selle Royal Essenza Gel

Tires:

Maxxis Refuse with Silkworm, wire bead, 700x40c

Bar Tape:

Felt VelvetGel tape with 3M reflective base

Pedals:

Not Included

*Specifications are subject to change.

Felt Broam 60 Bike Geometry

Size:

B. Seat Tube (c-t)

410

435

460

485

515

545

C. Top Tube Length

530

535

555

570

580

595

D. Head Tube Length

125

145

165

180

200

220

E. Chain Stay Length

450

G. Seat Tube Angle

H. Head Tube Angle

70.5

I. Stand Over Height

688

713

720

762

790

818

J. Wheel Size

700c

K. Stack

551

570

591

605

624

643

L. Reach

372

371

380

385

389

399

The RA Perspective

The Broam 60 is the bike we point to when someone tells us they want "one bike that does everything" and has a real budget limit. It's not going to win a gravel race, but that's not what it's built for — the wide 40c Maxxis Refuse tires and disc brakes give it genuine confidence on loose gravel and wet pavement alike.

The mixed Claris/Sora drivetrain is worth understanding before you buy. It shifts cleanly and reliably, but the 8-speed range means you won't get the fine gear steps a 10 or 11-speed setup offers. For the kind of riding this bike is built for — commuting, gravel exploring, weekend fitness rides — that tradeoff rarely matters in practice.

What impresses us most for the price is the frame's versatility. Rack and fender mounts mean this bike can go from a summer gravel bike to a foul-weather commuter with a few accessory swaps, which is unusual at this price point. The aluminum frame with a carbon fork also keeps the front end lighter and less fatiguing on long days than an all-aluminum build would.

We'd point this bike toward a rider who wants a genuinely capable all-rounder without paying for race-tier components they won't use — someone commuting through the week and exploring gravel on the weekend on the same bike.

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