The Quick Pro Blade is an aero-focused frameset that shares design elements with the higher-end ER:ONE but uses a lower grade carbon (T1000 vs T1100), making it less stiff and more forgiving over long rides. It is an older model with a higher stack, but offers better geometry for tall riders. However, a separate customer experience with QuickPro complete bikes highlights significant quality control and customer service issues, though the Blade frameset itself is generally well-regarded.
Pros
Cons
- Uses a lower grade carbon (T1000 vs T1100), making it less stiff and responsive.1
- Higher stack than the ER:ONE, which may not suit all riders.1
- It is an older model.1
- Shipping took a month instead of the advertised two weeks.2
- Bike arrived with wrong groupset (105 mechanical instead of Di2).2
- After service, bike had multiple issues: brake lines reversed, scratched frame, missing seatpost, rear brake cable too long, damaged shifter hood.2
- Frame cracked due to loose derailleur hanger during shipping.2
- Customer service became slower and more defensive over time.2
Reviews & Ratings
A customer had a poor experience purchasing a complete road bike from QuickPro. The order arrived late, with the wrong groupset, and after a service attempt, the bike returned with multiple issues including frame damage, incorrect brake routing, missing parts, and poor assembly. Despite initial customer service responsiveness, the resolution process was lengthy and frustrating, ultimately resulting in a full refund after nearly two months.
AI Summary
Pros
- Customer service was initially prompt and offered solutions
- QuickPro ultimately refunded the full purchase price and additional shipping costs
- They offered an apology and extra compensation for the trouble
Cons
- Shipping took a month instead of the advertised two weeks
- Bike arrived with wrong groupset (105 mechanical instead of Di2)
- After service, bike had multiple issues: brake lines reversed, scratched frame, missing seatpost, rear brake cable too long, damaged shifter hood
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Key Points
- Order placed 11/5/25, first box arrived 11/26/25, second box 12/4/25 with wrong groupset
- Bike sent back for Di2 install on 12/9/25, returned 12/30/25 with damage and missing parts
- Frame crack caused by loose derailleur hanger during shipping
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The Quick Pro Blade is an aero road frameset positioned below the ER:ONE. It uses T1000 rather than T1100 carbon, with a less aggressive, higher-stack geometry; sizes run up to XXL, and it has UDH. Owners find it surprisingly smooth and forgiving for an aero frame: - one rode 150 km a day for a week of bikepacking on it; - another has covered 4,200 km, including 300 km and several 200 km rides, without problems. An owner with both frames rates the ER:ONE a tier above in finish, alignment and stiffness. On their Blade the aluminium fork thru-axle threads stripped, which Quick Pro replaced in under 15 days; mount facing was mediocre, and a front-end creak, possibly from the bar, persisted. Rear tyre clearance is more generous than the official 30 mm: a 35 mm measured tyre fits with about 3 mm per side. An XXL build with SSL bars weighed 7.5 kg, and a two-colour custom fade paint cost $200 with very helpful support. Standover is high (764 mm on size S), and like many aero bikes it is harder to ride hands-free. A Blade V2 is now available.
AI Summary
Pros
- Forgiving and comfortable for an aero frame, suitable for 200-300 km rides and multi-day bikepacking.
- Durable so far: 4,200 km in a season without problems.
- Less aggressive geometry and sizes up to XXL suit tall riders.
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Cons
- Quality a tier below the ER:ONE: mediocre facing on some mounts and less refined finish.
- The original fork's aluminium thru-axle threads stripped on one bike.
- A persistent front-end creak on one build, possibly from the handlebar.
more cons in the review
Key Points
- T1000 carbon (ER:ONE uses T1100).
- Aero frame with higher stack than the ER:ONE; sizes up to XXL.
- UDH.
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Where to Buy
Performance Bikes for North America | Quick Pro
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