Quick pro SR:ONE

[Willos]

Hi everyone,

I'm interested in the Quick Pro SR frame, but I'm trying to identify the actual manufacturer before buying.

I found that the Flybike FM906-D appears to be a very similar/same frame, but the Flybike version does not have fully integrated cable routing.

Has anybody ridden this bike? What are your opinion on it?

I am interested by it's lightweight to be able to build it as a true alpine bike.

Thanks!

[Dell]

I'm interested in the Quick Pro SR frame, but I'm trying to identify the actual manufacturer before buying.

I'm pretty sure Quick Pro is Carbonda's brand, so it should be them manufacturing it.

[Uberflo]

I'm pretty sure Quick Pro is Carbonda's brand, so it should be them manufacturing it.

Flybike = Carbonda = Quick Pro

[Willos]

But then there is no way to buy this frame from Carbonda or Flybike? (1500$ for an old frame seems excessive)

[Uberflo]

But then there is no way to buy this frame from Carbonda or Flybike? (1500$ for an old frame seems excessive)

You can try to get a quote from one of them.

[Lotnik]

But then there is no way to buy this frame from Carbonda or Flybike? (1500$ for an old frame seems excessive)

Carbonda will sell you QP frame directly but for the same price. I asked once about AR One when it was introduced.

[patliean1]

How I knew QuickPro was being made by Carbonda was the fact QuickPro uses T47 68mm width bottom brackets.

This is an odd decision as all the other Chinese brands selling carbon frames use T47 86.5mm

The only one offering T47 68mm in their catalog is Carbonda.