Are Quintana Roo good bikes?

Increase Your Performance — Quintana Roo bikes are world-class engineered for elite performance at the highest levels. Quintana Roo bikes have been ridden in the Olympics for Team USA and in IRONMAN World Record setting performances.

How much does a Quintana Roo bike weigh?

While yielding top notch performance and quality, we also focused on weight. The stock SRfive frame weighs in at just 1,175 grams – including all factory spec items (bottle bolts, derailleur hangers and inserts).

Where are Quintana Roo bikes manufactured?

Chattanooga, Tennessee
Not only are the bikes hand-painted in house, but they are all decaled, clear-coated, and then assembled in our Chattanooga, Tennessee facility as well. The result is a truly unique triathlon bike that is finished and assembled in the USA. Customize your bike with one of our paint colors now.

Where are Obed frames made?

All Obed brand bikes are handpainted and assembled right here in the United States. Built-to-order and ships assembled to your door in just a few weeks.

Where did the name Quintana Roo come from?

Quintana Roo was made a territory of Mexico by decree of President Porfirio Díaz on November 24, 1902. It was named after an early patriot of the Mexican Republic, Andrés Quintana Roo. The Mexican army succeeded in defeating most of the Maya population of the region during the 1910s.

Is Obed a good bike?

THE VERDICT The new Obed GVR offers a race-ready carbon gravel bike with an impressive value to the rider. It has secure and stable handling beyond its gravel racing intent.

Where are Lightspeed bikes made?

All of Litespeed’s titanium bicycles are manufactured at our headquarters in Chattanooga, TN. Get an insider’s look into our manufacturing process. Factory tours are available by appointment at our headquarters in Chattanooga, TN Monday through Friday. To setup a factory tour, give us a call at 1-800-229-0198.

Are tri bikes comfortable?

Triathlon bikes are not designed to be comfortable, they are designed to be aerodynamic, light, and to allow the rider to exert maximum effort against the pedals to get the most speed out of the ride.