Quintana Roo System 6 Carbon Seatpost: Quintan Roo's System 6 carbon aero seatpost is a fitter's dream come true. You can adjust the fore and aft without influencing the tilt and vice versa. It also takes into account your saddle height when moving the saddle backwards or forwards. Compatible with any…

Regular price: $189.95

The Quintana Roo Tri Shuttle allows the user to modify their Real Design aero carbon seatpost, and thus set up their Litespeed Blade, Quintana Roo Lucero or Caliente up to 3 degrees steeper or slacker. These numbers are actually quite conservative and depending on the type of saddle more adjustment…

Regular price: $69.95

…aero seatpost and fork boosts the Caliente’s resume. Way ahead of any other bike in its class, the Caliente features head-turning aesthetics and searing performance. Here's a video about the numerous features the Quintana Roo Caliente triathlon bike has to offer! Upgrades over the Quintana Roo Seduza…

Regular price: $2695.00

2009 Quintana Roo CD0.1 Triathlon Frameset: Finally a company that understands that the fluid flow around a bicycle is not symmetric! In designing the Cd0.1 Quintana Roo recognized that the drive and non-drive train sides of a bike effect the fluid properties differently. This insight led QR engineers…

Regular price: $3399.00

…Bike: Let's take a step back for a second and face the facts. Scott, Felt, Trek, Cannondale, Ridley, Guru, Kestrel, Orbea, Cervelo, Litespeed, Quintana Roo, and Look all have one big thing in common: they don't own the Ironman Kona bike course record. At Kona where the fittest and strongest professional…

Regular price: $4399.95