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Chinese Carbon MTB => 29er => Topic started by: Tom.Stevens.ADL on March 20, 2025, 12:19:15 PM
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Found this on FB. Hoping someone here might have some more info or a purchase link. Never heard of Quick Pro before
Changes from what I've read are;
- 230 e2e shock
- idler pulley
Apparently it's from the original nukeproof manufacturer in China who've linked up with another Chinese company for this bike
Looks good though IMO
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I wonder if this was supposed to be the next generation Giga and Flybike had already begun producing them when NP shut down. Carbonda isn’t offering these but maybe that’s because Quick Pro snapped up an exclusive contract for them…
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I am in Love
wow, looks really good
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I love my FM1266/FM1003 but if you want a high pivot, this looks like a very viable alternative. Would love to see some members get details from Quick Pro and do builds…
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I need this!
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that's a good looking bike
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If you google "quick pro force" this website is the #1 result, so where would some of our members get one?
But damn, seems to me FCA's theory is a good one - next gen Nukeproof to be.
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No information from company... Only at the moment not available outside china.
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No information from company... Only at the moment not available outside china.
The new Belgian owners of the NP brand have talked about having the rights to the existing designs and have even hired some of NP’s employees…I would assume they’d be unhappy that Flybike is selling existing stock directly and might even sue over this unreleased Giga situation.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this disappears, or at least is never offered outside China.
Quick Pro might just have one or two test frames that they were evaluating for future production when it looked like Nukeproof might stay dead indefinitely. Now that the brand is being resurrected, it’s possible Quick Pro’s project will go nowhere and we’ll end up seeing this frame as one of NP’s first new products in a few months.
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Just saw this in a video about this bike at China Cycle Expo 2025.
https://youtu.be/LJov52cPlgg?si=Oe3dgSk5PVNxNijp&t=154
I'm curious whether the bike was indeed engineered by Nukeproof. If so, I imagine the new Belgian owners of Nukeproof wouldn't want them sold, but I can also imagine that Nukeproof owed Flybike/Carbonda a lot of money when they folded. Who knows what contractual obligation the manufacturer has at that point? I'd probably avoid such a complicated suspension if it was Chinese engineered.
I read in another thread that you can purchase the older non-idler Nukeproof Giga or Mega from Carbonda.
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Yeah…I’ve been meaning to find out if Carbonda is still selling those Nukeproofs. I got the impression that they had a lot of them on hand when I bought my Dissent frame.
Normally I’d expect the new owners to contract Flybike to go back to selling to them exclusively but who knows…
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Hello everyone, this frame will probably be available in July or August.
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The force enduro is now available on quick pro's website along with a sweet looking DH bike and XC bike. Now they just need a trail bike
https://en.quick-bikes.com.cn/product/35.html
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So the Frame cost 2650usd incl Shipping to Austria/ Europe...
Very expensive!!
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$2650 USD!! I wonder if it comes with the usual lifetime "go fuck yourself" warranty policy or if they'll be offering support at that price? I have a guess!
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Wow, I'm astounded you got a response. I've tried several times and no reply to any of my emails or website website enquiries.
Does seem a little steep. You would hope for that price that you'd get some good customer service and warranty/guarantee
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So I finally got a response from Quickpro (from their Australian Instagram)
$2300usd for the bare frame which includes shipping to Australia
Builds starting at $3700 with options to upgrade (see attached)
I ultimately decided against it as I can get so many similar builds for the same or cheaper with a frame that is EWS tested and the company is easily contactable or have local dealers. Such a shame. Really seemed like a great option
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Yeah, it’s wise to stick to bare frames with most factory direct vendors. Way fewer potential points of complication or failure.
The frames really shouldn’t be any different in quality than branded Nukeproofs but it’s always a risk being one of the first to try building up a new unproven frame.