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Quick Pro

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Quick Pro framesets at The Bike Affair cover aero road racing, time trials and triathlon, priced from ₹2,44,999 to ₹3,92,000. The range includes the ER:ONE, TT:ONE and TR:ONE, each developed around a different type of speed. As an authorised dealer, The Bike Affair supplies genuine Quick Pro products with manufacturer warranty and specialist guidance on sizing, cockpit setup and build compatibility.

Read more: choosing between ER:ONE, TT:ONE and TR:ONE, and finding your size

Road racing, time trial or triathlon?

The ₹2,44,999 ER:ONE is the choice for conventional road racing, combining an aerodynamic carbon frame with road-bike handling and clearance for wider modern tyres. The ₹3,33,000 TT:ONE is purpose-built for racing against the clock and is UCI legal, making it the relevant option for riders competing under UCI time-trial regulations. Neither is the right substitute for the other if your primary discipline is already clear.

TT:ONE or TR:ONE for racing against the clock?

The distinction matters most for triathletes. TT:ONE prioritises a UCI-legal time-trial configuration, while the ₹3,92,000 TR:ONE is built specifically around triathlon and is not constrained by the same UCI design limits. TR:ONE integrates a 1.2-litre hydration bladder, onboard storage and an adjustable aero cockpit. Choose TT:ONE when UCI legality matters. Choose TR:ONE when long-course triathlon functionality, integrated hydration and storage matter more.

Which Quick Pro frame size do I need?

Choose by geometry and riding position rather than simply matching the nominal size of your current bike. ER:ONE is offered across a broad road-frame size range, while TT:ONE and TR:ONE use discipline-specific geometry where cockpit reach, stack and achievable aero position become particularly important. For a TT or triathlon build, your target position should be considered before finalising both frame and cockpit setup.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of Quick Pro framesets in India?

Quick Pro framesets at The Bike Affair currently start at ₹2,44,999 for the ER:ONE. The TT:ONE with cockpit is ₹3,33,000, while the TR:ONE with cockpit is ₹3,92,000. These are different platforms rather than progressively upgraded versions of one frame, covering aero road racing, UCI-regulated time trials and triathlon respectively.

What is the difference between Quick Pro ER:ONE and TT:ONE?

ER:ONE is an aero road-racing frameset, while TT:ONE is a dedicated time-trial platform. ER:ONE retains conventional road-bike geometry and cockpit requirements for bunch racing, climbing and sprinting. TT:ONE is designed around an aerodynamic time-trial position and dedicated TT cockpit. Quick Pro describes TT:ONE as UCI legal, making it suitable where time-trial equipment regulations apply.

What is the difference between Quick Pro TT:ONE and TR:ONE?

TT:ONE is Quick Pro's UCI-legal time-trial platform, whereas TR:ONE is specifically designed for triathlon without the same UCI design constraints. TR:ONE incorporates a concealed 1.2-litre hydration bladder, removable onboard storage and a highly adjustable aero cockpit. TT:ONE is therefore the relevant platform when UCI legality matters, while TR:ONE adds race-day integration aimed at triathletes.

What tyre clearance does the Quick Pro ER:ONE have?

The Quick Pro ER:ONE supports tyres up to 700×32c according to the manufacturer's specifications. It also uses 12×100 mm front and 12×142 mm rear thru-axles, flat-mount disc brakes and a T47-68 mm threaded bottom bracket. The wider tyre allowance gives builders flexibility to use modern road tyre setups while retaining the frame's aero-racing focus.

Is the Quick Pro TT:ONE UCI legal?

Yes. Quick Pro describes the TT:ONE as its UCI-legal time-trial platform, designed for riders who need a race-legal bike for events governed by UCI equipment regulations. The TR:ONE takes a different approach and is designed specifically for triathlon without UCI design restrictions, which allows features such as integrated hydration and onboard storage to be incorporated into the platform.