Author Topic: Quick Pro ER:One  (Read 140313 times)

robmuc

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #120 on: January 29, 2026, 02:37:01 AM »

Bonus79

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #121 on: January 29, 2026, 04:56:33 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
 

I can't wait to see the bike assembled!

The choice of the "different" logo on the down tube suits us very well on paper....we'll see!

I've had my eye on this frame for a while now... the orange color doesn't drive me crazy, to be honest, but like all things, you should see it in real life.

I hope that the prices remain so competitive in the future too....if that's the case, I might think about it later too!

Congratulations on your purchase!


Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #123 on: January 29, 2026, 07:15:28 AM »
I can't wait to see the bike assembled!

The choice of the "different" logo on the down tube suits us very well on paper....we'll see!

I've had my eye on this frame for a while now... the orange color doesn't drive me crazy, to be honest, but like all things, you should see it in real life.

I hope that the prices remain so competitive in the future too....if that's the case, I might think about it later too!

Congratulations on your purchase!


Thanks  I really like the orange not a colour I would go for normally and hopefully in the flesh the logo changes looks good.
The thing is with Quick Pro now sponsoring a European UCI pro team its will give the brand more credibility. Inevitably sponsoring these pro teams cost money I would not ne surprised if prices maybe rose by a couple of hundred dollars myself.
The Frame represents great value for mony when I compare it against my SL8 so cannot wait to get the frame in hand

robmuc

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #124 on: January 29, 2026, 07:35:31 AM »
Ok you have the Aluminium ones?


yes i have the aluminum ones


DavidW

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #126 on: January 29, 2026, 12:11:59 PM »
Has anyone ever installed the T47 bottom bracket from the Quickpro USA website? And/or can anyone tell me what tools I need? I'm a bit confused by all the different sizes of the T47.

Uberflo

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #127 on: January 29, 2026, 12:36:48 PM »
Ok I will take a look at those!

I ordered the Ti ones from Sparts

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #128 on: January 29, 2026, 03:21:04 PM »
I ordered the Ti ones from Sparts


They seem a bit pricey?
$199usd right?
 I’m probably gonna get the Sixweel ones but will look at Aliexpress specials again 🤣 have the length and thread pitch etc.
with Chinese new year coming up the build probably will not be completed until end of February anyway

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #129 on: January 29, 2026, 03:24:20 PM »
Has anyone ever installed the T47 bottom bracket from the Quickpro USA website? And/or can anyone tell me what tools I need? I'm a bit confused by all the different sizes of the T47.

What’s crank are you installing

DUB or Shimano

I’m getting a T47 68 External bottom bracket for Shimano (Shimano 24mm Axle standard the carbon crank I have, has a 24mm Titnanium Axle)

https://www.bikone.com/producto/dctech-t47-external-for-shimano/


sloth

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #130 on: January 29, 2026, 04:26:49 PM »
After a very long wait… it’s finally happening 👀🚴‍♂️

I've seen some not so good reviews on those pedals and cassette (durability/creaks/finicky setup). You set on them?

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #131 on: January 29, 2026, 05:04:57 PM »
I've seen some not so good reviews on those pedals and cassette (durability/creaks/finicky setup). You set on them?

I’ve got two cassettes: the EVO steel 11–34T at 188g, and the half steel/half titanium 11–34T at 148g. Both shift beautifully—if Shimano is 10/10, these are 9/10, flawless. Good enough as unsponsored gear on the WT so good enough for me 🤣.

As for the pedals, I’ve had no issues so far. They have titanium axles, so naturally they won’t wear quite as well as steel-axle pedals. There’s also a weight limit—think it’s around 85 kg.

tompere

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #132 on: January 29, 2026, 05:20:36 PM »
Bought mine on the 4th of Dec, custom paint inspired by a post on IG.

 - Mounted 105 Di2

 - Riro DUB Carbon Cranks + Pass Quest chainrings

I had some problems with the chainrings being too far from the frame and had to space the front mach hanger to fix it.

 - ZRace disks

 - Hyper SE 23 45D wheels

Weight is 7.7Kg with Favero Rx + Cages + Garmin mount

Very happy with my purchase so far :)


Uberflo

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #133 on: January 30, 2026, 01:55:26 AM »

They seem a bit pricey?
$199usd right?
 I’m probably gonna get the Sixweel ones but will look at Aliexpress specials again 🤣 have the length and thread pitch etc.
with Chinese new year coming up the build probably will not be completed until end of February anyway

Yes but I ordered them with the black friday  voucher so it was okay. I also asked Sixweel but they took two months for the answer. These are the prices:

  - Thru axles: 175 USD
  - UDH hanger: 160 USD
  - Pivot bolt: 35 USD

Sander2177

Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« Reply #134 on: January 30, 2026, 03:32:16 AM »
Yes but I ordered them with the black friday  voucher so it was okay. I also asked Sixweel but they took two months for the answer. These are the prices:

  - Thru axles: 175 USD
  - UDH hanger: 160 USD
  - Pivot bolt: 35 USD

I have gone with Sixweel and ordered the following:

Thru Axles
Shifter Clamp kit
UDH Hanger and Bolt (I have a Alu Chaser one as well)
Front Calliper Adapter
Pivot Bolt
Calliper Screws
Bleed Bolts
Hose Bolts

I have the Chaser UD Aluminum hanger already and I have coming and SPart Titanium 20 Piece upgrade kits for Dura Ace brakimg system