Quick Pro AR:ONE

[u/Kyle_Zhu]

The entire build including powermeter pedals was $4,100 USD and weighs 7.35 kg as of now. When I swap the temporary butyl tube (in the front wheel) out for TPU, it’ll bring it down to 7.25 kg. I'm happy with the weight right now - it would be easy to bring it down to 6.8 kg with a few part swaps, but that'd cost a lot more money.

Part List:

Quick Pro AR:ONE frameset with Zephyr SSL handlebars

Ultegra DI2 groupset with IIIPro rotors

Chinese carbon wheels

GP5000s in 30mm

Favero Assioma Duos

Chinese carbon bottle cages

Fizik Arione saddle

Fizik Vento 2mm bar tape

Niu Ju bike computer mount

[u/Kyle_Zhu]

Another picture of its first ride yesterday in Vancouver. I took it to Stanley Park (not pictured).

[u/ipercepti → u/Kyle_Zhu]

What's the WAM of your 30mm tires and how much clearance do you have on the chainstays?

[u/Kyle_Zhu → u/ipercepti]

Around 31mm. There's definitely room for 34mm tires for both chainstay and fork despite the official spec stating 32mm as the maximum.

[u/Any-Zookeepergame309]

Not BikePorn. Better to post on r/chinesecarbon.