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Quick Pro

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Quick Pro framesets cover aero road racing, time trials and triathlon, each platform 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 the aero road, time trial and triathlon platforms, and finding your size

Road racing, time trial or triathlon?

The aero road platform is the choice for conventional road racing, combining an aerodynamic carbon frame with road-bike handling and clearance for wider modern tyres. The time-trial platform is purpose-built for racing against the clock and designed to be 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.

Time trial or triathlon frame for racing against the clock?

The distinction matters most for triathletes. The time-trial platform prioritises a UCI-legal configuration, while the triathlon platform is built specifically around triathlon and is not constrained by the same UCI design limits, which allows integrated hydration, onboard storage and a highly adjustable aero cockpit. Choose the time-trial frame when UCI legality matters. Choose the triathlon frame when long-course 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. The aero road frame follows road-frame sizing, while the time-trial and triathlon frames 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

Why choose a Quick Pro frameset instead of a complete bike?

A frameset lets you build a race bike around your own position, wheels and groupset, which matters most for time-trial and triathlon setups where cockpit fit decides how fast you are. Budget for the groupset, wheels, any cockpit parts not included and professional assembly, and confirm component compatibility before ordering so the build comes together cleanly.

What is the difference between the Quick Pro aero road and time-trial framesets?

The aero road frameset is built for bunch racing, climbing and sprinting, with conventional road geometry and cockpit requirements. The time-trial frameset is designed around an aerodynamic TT position and a dedicated TT cockpit, and Quick Pro designs it to be UCI legal, making it suitable where time-trial equipment regulations apply. Choose by the events you actually race.

What is the difference between the Quick Pro time-trial and triathlon framesets?

The time-trial frameset is Quick Pro's UCI-legal platform, whereas the triathlon frameset is designed specifically for triathlon without the same UCI design constraints. That freedom allows integrated hydration, onboard storage and a highly adjustable aero cockpit. Choose the time-trial frame when UCI legality matters, and the triathlon frame when race-day integration for long-course events matters more.

What should I check before building up a Quick Pro frameset?

Check the frame's tyre clearance, thru-axle standards, brake mount type and bottom bracket standard against the wheels, groupset and crankset you plan to use. For time-trial and triathlon builds, also confirm cockpit compatibility and the range of pad stack and reach adjustment. The product page lists the manufacturer's specifications, so compare them before ordering parts.

Which Quick Pro frameset is UCI legal?

Quick Pro describes its time-trial platform as UCI legal, designed for riders who need a race-legal bike for events governed by UCI equipment regulations. The triathlon platform takes a different approach and is designed without UCI design restrictions, which allows integrated hydration and onboard storage. Check your event's rules before choosing, as triathlons usually follow their own regulations.

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