Author Topic: Quick Pro ER:One  (Read 140309 times)

DavidW

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #105 on: January 26, 2026, 04:58:15 AM »
Does anyone know if you can get a suitable Garmin mount for the seatpost somewhere?

jo1673

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #106 on: January 26, 2026, 05:54:27 AM »
Assuming you're after a Varia type mount, this exists:

https://concentriccycling.com/products/mount-for-quick-pro-er-one

A bit pricey, though. I've always had my radar mounted to the seat rails.

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #107 on: January 26, 2026, 06:07:44 AM »
Where did you order your frame from?

Hey David

I ordered my Frame from RUBENBIKES.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61571952723885
rubenbikes11@gmail.com
Or WhatsApp
Ruben
+351 926 723 624
This is a small LBS in portugal AD for Quick Pro

DavidW

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #108 on: January 26, 2026, 08:54:53 AM »
Thanks for the link. I ordered my frameset from Quickpro USA last week.

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #109 on: January 28, 2026, 08:26:15 AM »
After a very long wait… it’s finally happening 👀🚴‍♂️
 
 
 
The frame: Quick Pro ER:ONE
Custom paint: Yes — total no brainer.
 
Anyone who’s had custom paint done locally knows you’re easily talking £1,000+ in the UK. When the factory option is just a couple of hundred dollars? Easy decision. I almost went for something like my current Tarmac SL8 (transparent vibes), but I figured it was time to try something different.
 
Instead of going through one of the big boys like Panda Podium or Quick Pro USA, I decided to support a local bike shop in Portugal — Ruben Bikes. Ruben’s a standalone store, not part of a bigger chain, and he’s a member of our forum/page. He was super helpful when I approached him, and realistically, most orders from big sites still come directly from Quick Pro in China anyway. So, why not support someone in our own community 💪
 
Colourway & inspiration:
Well this Colour way has now popped up all over the Social courtesy of a Cycling news post on the 25th of Jan
Ruben mentioned the Quick Pro ER:ONE frame and Team Euskaltel–Euskadi, and I’ll admit, I’d never heard of them before frame when I approached him about a frame and custom paint after he sent me an excel of custom paint option from other Quick Pro customers . After he showed me, I had a look online and found some Instagram videos and other footage of the frame in action. I liked the colour so much I decided to use it as inspiration.
 
Ruben Alexandre Whatsapp +351 926 723 624
UD raw gloss black at the rear
Deep orange at the front
Silver Decals
 
 
Decals & branding:
A lot of people mention that the names of Chinese brands on frames don’t always sound great which I agree with but its not a deal breaker when the cost comes into consideration. And the fact now that a western UCI Pro team is now riding this frame (Has been ridden well before Release with Asian Pro UCI teams) will probably now give  More people the confide to buy it and this is what Marketers call “Social Proof” if you have never heard of this term look it up!
 
For my frame:
 
No team decals
Quick Pro logo on the down tube is silver, slightly tweaked: large “Quick”, small “Pro”, same colours as standard
 
 
Geometry & fit:
 
Medium frame (listed as 49cm — Chinese sizing can be a bit unusual)
Similar geo to my Tarmac SL8
Stack is 6mm lower than my SL8
Considered large frame, but standover height wasn’t ideal
Bar: Zephyr SSL 380x120mm
 
 
Groupset & parts:
 
Groupset: Dura-Ace 12 Speed, 11-34 cassette (supplied) — everything supplied except the crank, Sourced from Anrancee Cycling Store on AliExpress reached out to them directly.https://www.aliexpress.com/store/1954042?spm=a2g0o.detail.0.0.6b2biYqOiYqOGq&tblci=GiAVopNGx94PfImHdB0QhQ6T_GgBTd1a8RHSIJKeKs0QtiDA9m4orM3p4Ma8qrgaMPi_Rw
Chainrings: likely 54/38T, Brand  TBC
Powermeter: crank-based, Brand TBC
Sixweel Evo steel 11-34T Cassette 188g https://www.sixweel.com/shop/p/sixweel-12-speed-evo-cassettes
DFS Carbon crank 24mm Titanium Axle 165mm 286g Angler Wang
 
Bottom Bracket: not Chinese but the Spanish brand Bikone
https://www.bikone.com/producto/dctech-t47-external-for-shimano/
 (Team UAE BB sponsor)
Steel bearings, exceptional quality, very good value — not using Chinese/AliExpress specials
Not using a ceramic BB: too expensive and longevity is questionable. My steel one on the SL8 still spins perfectly after ~8000km.
 
Through axles: considering Titanium option from Sixweel (28g), maybe Carbon, but haven’t decided yet
https://www.sixweel.com/shop/p/sixweel-titanium-thru-axles

Brake system:  Parts upgrade kit no shown on the site but https://underdogscycling.cc/ are an AD

Rotors: Chaser Sports 140/160mm 6-ULTRA Super Light Disc Brake
https://underdogscycling.cc/

Brake pads: Shimano K05Ti-RX. https://www.bikeparts.co.uk/products/shimano-dura-ace-br-r9270-k05ti-rx-disc-brake-pads-with-spring-titanium-back-resin-compound-bpk05tirx?_pos=1&_psq=K05TI&_ss=e&_v=1.0
 
Shifter Upgrade : possibly TiMaster lighter titanium shifter clamps
https://www.sixweel.com/shop/p/ti-master-titanium-shifter-clamps-4hhe4

Wheelset:
DFS 60/65mm 1231g Angler Wang @ DFS Carbon
But looking at 65/65mm target setup possibly
25mm inner width, U/V profile
Estimated total wheelset weight: ~1160g

Other Parts:
Pedals: Xpedo SL titanium SPD (Look system). https://www.lordgunbicycles.co.uk/xpedo-thrust-8-titanium-pedals?color=Black
Chaser Sports: lock rings, direct-mount UDH hanger + rear derailleur pivot bolt. https://chaser-sports.com/en
Saddle: AliExpress Ryet maybe tbc
Seatpost: I have engaged a Chinese brand and they are developing and aftermarket post just waiting for details on this.
 
 
Estimated total  weight: 6.320.8kg  Although that’s probably very very optimistic excel attched for the sceptic  ;D
 
Turnaround for Quick Pro frames seems very quick — 2–3 weeks to dispatch. I’ve already got a bunch of parts ready
 
More info here and link to the build excel: https://www.facebook.com/groups/975602387895509/permalink/1182762537179492/

Uberflo

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #110 on: January 28, 2026, 08:56:11 AM »
Why do you want to change the seatpost?

Ludo

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #111 on: January 28, 2026, 08:58:11 AM »
Looking forward to you build!
I think the arrival of high end Chinese back on the market will pull all the quality smaller OEM up too!

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #112 on: January 28, 2026, 09:04:26 AM »
Why do you want to change the seatpost?

Unfortunately I have something weighweenieitic lol ;D

patliean1

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #113 on: January 28, 2026, 09:11:45 AM »
Looking forward to your build @Sander2177

My frame finally arrived in the USA last night, and should be here early next week.

The plan is to use this bike as my primary race bike this season. Although I don't do that much racing nor am I good at it LoL. So I'm undecided whether or not to take super custom bling route, or take the pragmatic approach and just build the ER:One with reliable parts. I definitely will be using a very similar direct mount UDH. Great stuff sir!

Ludo

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #114 on: January 28, 2026, 09:17:25 AM »
I would be in favor of a build with high end far east just to put out there that it’s possible to have high end build on a « budget ». Getting a 7kg bike with power meter for sub 5k would have been unthinkable 3-4 years ago!

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #115 on: January 28, 2026, 09:27:56 AM »
Looking forward to you build!
I think the arrival of high end Chinese back on the market will pull all the quality smaller OEM up too!

The value compared to my SL8 is honestly insane. But after the CyclingNews report on the UCI Pro team Euskaltel–Euskadi sponsorship, Quick Pro are suddenly getting a lot more visibility. Now that they’re backing a Western Pro UCI team — and likely more in the future — I wouldn’t be surprised to see prices start creeping up.

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #116 on: January 28, 2026, 09:36:32 AM »
I would be in favor of a build with high end far east just to put out there that it’s possible to have high end build on a « budget ». Getting a 7kg bike with power meter for sub 5k would have been unthinkable 3-4 years ago!


Will use the Sixweel Cassette and that there cheapest on at $450usd but I already had this.
With all the additional parts the bike is like £5000gbp Value wise 
But if I went stock used and existing wheelset full DA group set this would come in around £3500gbp

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #117 on: January 28, 2026, 09:41:53 AM »
Looking forward to your build @Sander2177

My frame finally arrived in the USA last night, and should be here early next week.

The plan is to use this bike as my primary race bike this season. Although I don't do that much racing nor am I good at it LoL. So I'm undecided whether or not to take super custom bling route, or take the pragmatic approach and just build the ER:One with reliable parts. I definitely will be using a very similar direct mount UDH. Great stuff sir!

Hey Mr Lino!
Thanks just waiting game now was told frame was in production yesterday so hopefully it get shipped before the Chinese new year!
I'm interested to see finished frame and fork weights. Plenty of people posting builds but many dont post frame and fork weights. I have used 1000g for M frame and 480g for the fork in my estimate
Also looking forwards to you build to!

sloth

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #118 on: January 28, 2026, 12:28:48 PM »
Bought a full bike from QuickBikes in Ultegra Di2 + R50c wheels. Let’s see how it turns out. It should arrive in about 3-4 weeks to EU.

Size M, 140 mm stem, 38 cm handlebar.

My spreadsheet puts it at ~7.5 kg with Ultegra Di2.

I might make a few changes to bring it down to ~7.2 kg. Still a bit undecided about the powermeter since I did not want to throw a chunk of money into the build

jo1673

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #119 on: January 29, 2026, 02:23:54 AM »
I ordered one last week, as mentioned earlier in this topic. Size L, custom colorway, SRAM Force groupset, bars. Ordered a wheelset from XMCS (58 mm, 20/20h, carbon spokes) as well, so all I really need is a saddle (of which I have PLENTY) and tires. Very much looking forward to building this thing up, just hoping it gets shipped out before CNY! The Quick Pro USA site now has a banner up top stating 3 weeks standard delivery, 6 weeks for custom. Guess this is to account for CNY, as the lead time when I ordered was supposed to be very short.

There's a topic on WW, and people seem to have trouble fitting larger bottles without rubbing against the frame. I normally only use 550 mL bottles, so probably not an issue for me, but the Giant Propel bottle cages should work with larger bottles. I might order some to be able to fit larger bottles somewhere down the line.

I chose the CP17 colorway, green to white fade. $298 extra.