Current exact manufacturer claim for the ER:ONE Ultegra Di2 complete build with carbon-spoke wheels: 7.1 kg ±5%; size and selected RORE wheel model are unspecified
Stiffness evidence
An independent exact-model owner review reports immediate power response and very high perceived stiffness, while noting that carbon-spoke wheels contribute to the setup. Qualitative ride evidence only, not an instrumented frame-isolation protocol.
The current official global storefront lists US$4,999 and a 7.1 kg ±5% carbon-spoke build. The converted CNY amount is not a mainland checkout, and exact wheel selection remains buyer-configurable.
Buying context
Before buying, verify Dated mainland-China RMB checkout observation and purchase route; Mainland delivery, duties, returns, and warranty-handling confirmation.
About Quick Pro
Performance-oriented Chinese brand with monocoque construction claims and domestic industry visibility.
Useful for seeing the bike and hearing ride or build context. The shown build may differ, and video commentary does not verify the current China price, exact BOM, or published specifications.
Model-specific walkaround and ride discussion for the ER:ONE; exact current China SKU, price, specification, and warranty remain publication blockers.
China Cycling · 2025-06-20. China Cycling's founder also leads Panda Podium, and the video links to that retailer's ER:ONE listing. Disclosure basis.
Price record and sources
¥33,9402026-09-01 · Official FX estimate
These sources support this model page; individual claims retain the confidence of their cited source.
ER:ONE Ultegra Di2Quick Pro · Manufacturer product pageIdentity: High · Specification: High · Price: High · accessed 2026-09-01
Current exact ER:ONE Ultegra Di2 storefront lists US$4,999, add-to-cart, a 7.1 kg ±5% carbon-spoke complete build and selectable RORE wheel configurations. Manufacturer stiffness claims are qualitative; an independent exact-model owner review is recorded separately.
Official global FAQ states mostly assembled complete-bike delivery, typical three-week standard-bike and six-to-seven-week custom-bike delivery, and warranty periods including five years for Quick/Quick Pro framesets, three years for wheelsets, two years for carbon components, and one year for Shimano/SRAM on complete bikes. Coverage requires the original purchaser and proof. Mainland-China delivery and service handling are not explicitly confirmed.
Official central parity announcement states US$1 = CNY 6.7894 on 2026-07-31. Used only for clearly labelled approximate reference conversions, not as a checkout exchange rate or China-market price observation.
Quick Pro ER:ONE preorder postPublic community post · Community postIdentity: Medium · Specification: Low · Price: Low · accessed 2026-08-17
A public preorder post identifies ER:ONE as a T1100/M65 aero frame and mentions a ¥3,000 deposit. Final price and weight were not stated; this is discovery context, not official catalog authority.
Quick Pro ER:ONE complete-build postPublic community post · Community postIdentity: Medium · Specification: Low · Price: Low · accessed 2026-08-17
A public custom-build post describes a 7170-equipped ER:ONE above ¥20,000 and about 7.3 kg. The build is owner/dealer-specific and cannot establish factory configuration or current official price.
Quick Pro complete bikes collectionQuick Pro · Manufacturer storefrontIdentity: High · Specification: High · Price: High · accessed 2026-08-17
Current official collection lists GR:ONE, ER:ONE, XR:ONE and UR:ONE complete builds. USD prices are not mainland-China checkout prices.
Quick Pro warranty policyQuick Pro · Manufacturer policy pageIdentity: High · Specification: High · Price: Low · accessed 2026-08-17
For qualifying original purchasers the policy states framesets five years, wheelsets three years, carbon components two years, and complete-bike Shimano/SRAM drivetrains one year.
Independent article documents an exact size-XL owner build at 6.95 kg with riding accessories and 6.62 kg without pedals. The owner describes immediate power response and very high perceived stiffness, while explicitly noting that the carbon-spoke wheels contribute; this is qualitative, not instrumented stiffness evidence.