So, has anyone here bought their complete bikes or has  any experience with their in house Canwin wheels? Are they any good? Because otherwise one would just go for the cheapest ones and then potentially replace them with Tagoola or Carbonspeed wheels.

Some more pictures

Quote from: patliean1 on December 22, 2025, 07:55:44 PM
After getting my affairs organized, I finally put in an order for a custom color ER:One from Panda Podium with the guidance of Joe.

Super pumped now that I have some proper benchmark frames under my belt as a reference. I reckon however I won't have it in my hands until mid to late February. Just in time to build up and get dialed in for a few crits.

What I'm most keep about is the stiffness in both the bottom bracket and headtube areas.

What size did you end up getting Patty? L or XL? I've got a fit very similar to yours so I might try copying it for my own build.

Quote from: MR3MR3 on January 01, 2026, 06:41:42 PM
What size did you end up getting Patty? L or XL? I've got a fit very similar to yours so I might try copying it for my own build.

I went with a size L/520 along with a 36/140 CRW aero cockpit. Super excited.

Quote from: patliean1 on January 01, 2026, 06:46:53 PM
I went with a size L/520 along with a 36/140 CRW aero cockpit. Super excited.

Oh boy, the BBC stem territory. Truly a COCKpit indeed.

Quote from: patliean1 on January 01, 2026, 06:46:53 PM
I went with a size L/520 along with a 36/140 CRW aero cockpit. Super excited.

Hey Patrick
Ok nice
I'm looking at this frame too.
Not sure on size yet but SL8 is a 54cm
Thinking some super deep wheels maybe 65 or even 75/75 or 75/80.
What colour and why the CRW cockpit over there own bars?

I have a Quick Pro ER:one and I've thought about switching to a separate stem + handlebar combo (need to update my 34cm Zephyr handlebars in any case). Does anyone know if a normal FSA ACR headset would work with the bike, as it should be 52mm?

Quote from: Sander2177 on January 06, 2026, 05:31:54 PM
why the CRW cockpit over there own bars?

The bars were recommended by Joe. And I don't ask questions LoL

Quote from: Buffon_bj on January 07, 2026, 03:48:11 AM
I have a Quick Pro ER:one and I've thought about switching to a separate stem + handlebar combo (need to update my 34cm Zephyr handlebars in any case). Does anyone know if a normal FSA ACR headset would work with the bike, as it should be 52mm?

Will look strange because the top cap for the Zephyr bar is part of the top tube in the back

Quote from: Buffon_bj on January 07, 2026, 03:48:11 AM
I have a Quick Pro ER:one and I've thought about switching to a separate stem + handlebar combo (need to update my 34cm Zephyr handlebars in any case). Does anyone know if a normal FSA ACR headset would work with the bike, as it should be 52mm?

the normal first spcaer with the quickpro should work with an fsa stem.
I got this part printed cusomt to run a deda superbox stem (-8deg) and up tio 160mm on my quickpro to experiment a bit more with my fit:

Quote from: patliean1 on January 07, 2026, 01:10:12 PM
The bars were recommended by Joe. And I don't ask questions LoL

Fair enough can't argue with that!
I'm thinking 49Med vs My SL8 54cm with 120/380.
Geometry is similar stacks -6mm shorter or maybe a Large but stand over is 797mm vs 768mm on the SL8. At 178cm with 74cm saddle height I am in between sizes though.
They have a shit tone of colours for frame available so thinking on that as well or gonna be boring and go standard black 🤣

Quote from: robmuc on January 08, 2026, 08:19:44 AM
the normal first spcaer with the quickpro should work with an fsa stem.
I got this part printed cusomt to run a deda superbox stem (-8deg) and up tio 160mm on my quickpro to experiment a bit more with my fit:

Hi robmuc,
would you be so kind to share the file?

Since the included top cap is not compatible with FSA ACR, I would like to print a compatible one as I would also like to experiment with my fit.
Or if it's easy for you, would you be so kind to model an ACR-compatible top cap, as I have no idea about 3D printing  .
I'll buy you a cup of coffee and cake for the next bike ride for the ACR-compatible file.

Quick launches 3 new frames today.

Ur:one - ultra light / all in one bike, 680g frame weight size m, 18,600rmb with handlebar (insane)
Xr:one - gravel bike packingish bike 10,998rmb, quite like the looks of it and how many mounting points it has, but im poor so id rather get the tideace GR201 if i ever wanna get a bike packing bike.
Tr:one - triathlon bike with some cringe slogan... apparently designed with BMC.

They did some aero testing as well with the ar:one and er:one. Seems to be more or less the same with the ar one (2ish watts), but lighter and stiffer.
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Ill share pics later.

Images.

The TT looks amazing. Are the LR and UR are just cheaper versions of the AR and GR?