QUICK PRO AR:One Carbon Road Bike Frameset
$1,899.00 – $2,099.00
- Born to Race (Stiff frameset with aggressive geometry)
- 690g raw frame. ~780g ready-to ride (incl. paint & accessories)
- High Modulus Carbon Fiber (T1100 + M65)
- True Full Monocoque Production
- BSA bottom bracket
- Max Tire: 700Cx32C
- Raced by our UCI Continental Team
- UCI Approved
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The QUICK PRO AR:One is the first disc brake frame I've ridden that recreates the lively, stiff "I just wanna ride fast" feeling of high-end rim brake bikes from 5-6 years ago. The word "Stiff" gets t... keep reading
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Size | XS/430, S/460, M/490, L/520, XL/550 |
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Color | Harlequin (+$100), Matt Black, Team Edition |
Handlebar Option | No handlebar included, QUICK Integrated Bar (Write size in order notes.) |
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Joe Whittingham –
The QUICK PRO AR:One is the first disc brake frame I’ve ridden that recreates the lively, stiff “I just wanna ride fast” feeling of high-end rim brake bikes from 5-6 years ago. The word “Stiff” gets thrown around a lot in the bike industry, but this frame is crazily stiff, which is impressive considering it’s super lightweight nature. The specs read for themselves, so I won’t dwell on them, but the ride feel is what keeps me coming back to the AR:One. The head tube and seat tube seem to be locked in perfect 1:1 unison which seem to just encourage you to get out of the saddle and lay down the power. On the downhills in gives me way more confidence than I should perhaps have. A lack of toe overlap in my size (S) is also a welcome. The BSA bottom bracket gets rid of any potential drama of the build, and a standard round head tube gives plenty of options for the cockpit. For the negatives; the stiff ride has a price to pay when it comes to comfort. It’s certainly not the most comfortable bike out there, but the way this bike begs you to go full-gas from the gun, you won’t be in the saddle for long enough for it to become a problem. But… seriously, those wanting an armchair on wheels should look elsewhere, if you want a bike that goes fast (and feels like it goes fast!) then the AR:One is the race bike for you.