Triathlon Bikes
The best wetsuit Quintana Roo has ever produced. Manufactured from Yamamoto’s best Type 40 neoprene, the Superfull has the most flexible shoulders found in tri-specific wetsuits for an unhindered swim stroke. Big-shouldered people, your sleeveless wetsuits are now a thing of the past. The thickness of the neoprene is varied throughout the wetsuit to allow for maximum flexibility, while still providing excellent buoyancy. The neoprene between the thighs is the least dense, and produces a “Virtual Pull Buoy” effect. With most wetsuits, the overall buoyancy used to hinder a swimmer’s right-to-left transition with each stroke. But with the VPB feature, the wetsuit improves the swimmer’s centerline rotation and efficiency. The “nanoskin” surfacing of the neoprene is hydrodynamic, but
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Quintana Roo designed this wetsuit with many of the features found in the Superfull. The Virtual Pull Buoy that is so helpful in keeping a swimmer’s stroke smooth is also found here. With Yamamoto’s Type 39 neoprene material in differing thicknesses, the Hydrofull is flexible, but still very insulating and buoyant. By adding the same “nanoskin” surfacing to the Hydrofull as they did to the Superfull, the swimmer is given the same hydrodynamic benefits. The improved neckline is comfortable, keeping you from irritation as you swim for a personal best in the swim leg. The breakaway zipper is also found in the Hydrofull, making for a fast T1 transition.
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Buying your first wetsuit shouldn’t break the bank. Quintana Roo knows that a wetsuit is the first high-dollar piece of equipment a triathlete thinks about besides a bicycle. The Ultrafull is fully constructed of neoprene by Yamamoto. 5mm chest and leg panels combined with 1.5mm shoulder panels give better flexibility than heavyweight neoprene. No nylon panels here! The Breakaway zipper is there to get you out of transition and onto the bike without any wasteful struggling. Quality like this gives you a head start before the race begins. This raises the bar for entry-level wetsuits.
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The Quintana Roo Kilo is Q.R.’s introductory triathlon bicycle, with a tri-specific geometry making for a more comfortable, more stable position on the bike. This will be an improvement over any road bike with aftermarket aero-bars. The Custom-butted AN-6 aero tubeset coupled with a solid component package will make any first-time triathlete achieve their goals that much faster.
· Vision alloy aero bar
· 10-speed Dura-Ace 7800 rear derailleur, Ultegra 6600 front derailleur
· FSA Gossamer alloy crank
· Alex 220 wheels with Continental Ultra Race
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The Tequilo is an excellent step up from a beginning triathlete’s road bike. The tri-specific alloy frame and carbon fork give you a more comfortable and easy-to-fit position.. Fast-shifting Dura-Ace 7800 derailleurs and FSA carbon crankset are ready to put you power to the wheels. This would be a great choice for Sprint-distance triathletes.
· Dura-Ace 7800 front & rear derailleurs
· Vision alloy base bar and aero bar
· FSA carbon crankset with MegaExo bottom bracket
· Alex 270 wheels with Continental Ultra Race tires
· Carbon aero seat
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When Quintana Roo set out to build a womens-specific triathlon bike for their fastest customers, they pulled no punches. The Dulce uses the same carbon frame technology as the Caliente, but in a range of sizes to fit smaller athletes. The smallest size even uses 650c wheels to ensure a short enough cockpit length. With a Shimano Dura-Ace and Ultegra SL drivetrain, plus an Alex 320 wheelset, the Dulce is poised to deliver incredible performance.
· Carbon frame and fork
· Shimano 10-speed Dura-Ace rear derailleur, Ultegra SL front derailleur and crankset
· Alex 320 aero wheels with Continental Ultra Race tires
· Carbon aero seat
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The wind-tunnel developed Quintana CD 0.1 is the most aerodynamic triathlon bicycle ever to take to the pavement. It recorded the lowest drag coefficient of any bicycle ever tested, and can make you unnoticed by the wind. The aero details are many: hidden brake calipers, adjustable dropouts to tuck the rear wheel close to the seat tube, an off-center down tube to fool the wind into diving to the clean side of the bike, even internal cable routing.
This 2009 Quintana Roo CD 0.1 frame set comes with fork, headset, seat post and brakes. The steerer tube is
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Quintana Roo broke new ground with the Cd 0.1, with revolutionary aerodynamics and detail-oriented features. The Cd 0.1 for 2010 makes those advancements available to more riders with the newest version of the Cd 0.1. In 2010 the Cd 0.1 was given an impossible to miss lime green and black paint scheme. The same aerodynamic frame shape as last year’s Cd 0.1 will allow you to slice through the air like a hot knife through Jello. The brakes are hidden away from the wind under the chainstays and behind the fork, leaving a cleaner frontal profile.
The Cd 0.1 has a 53/39T FSA Gossamer crank for top speeds on the flats. The Ultegra derailleurs provide fast and the shifter and brake cables are all internally routed. Blade-spoked alloy aero wheels complete a race-ready package all for
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Quintana Roo broke new ground with the Cd 0.1, with revolutionary aerodynamics and detail-oriented features. We have this all-white Quintana Roo Cd 0.1 in a size Large. All-white doesn’t quite describe it, there is a hint of sparkle underneath the white, something the photo just can’t show, it’s much more than your basic white. The same aerodynamic frame shape as last year’s Cd 0.1 will allow you to slice through the air like a hot knife through Jello. The brakes are hidden away from the wind under the chainstays and behind the fork, leaving a cleaner frontal profile.
It is equipped with a 53/39T Vision TriMax carbon aero crank, Vision carbon base bar, aero bar and blade-style brake levers. Shimano’s best Dura-Ace derailleurs, Ultegra cassette and chain, aluminum aero wheels with
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Quintana Roo designed this wetsuit with many of the features found in the Superfull. The Virtual Pull Buoy that is so helpful in keeping a swimmer’s stroke smooth is also found here. With Yamamoto’s Type 39 neoprene material in differing thicknesses, the Hydrofull is flexible, but still very insulating and buoyant. By adding the same “nanoskin” surfacing to the Hydrofull as they did to the Superfull, the swimmer is given the same hydrodynamic benefits. The improved neckline is comfortable, keeping you from irritation as you swim for a personal best in the swim leg. The breakaway zipper is also found in the Hydrofull, making for a fast T1 transition.
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Men’s sizes: Extra-small, Small, Small-Medium, Medium, Small-medium/Short, Medium/Short, Medium-large/Short,
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We have a variety of new Quintana Roo wetsuits that are from a previous model year. We have only a few units with usually only one per model, all are priced to sell.
Men’s 06’ Superfull, Extra-small: Was $449, now $349
Men’s Superfull, Medium/Short: Was $449, now $349
Men’s 06’ Ultrafull, Medium: Was $219, now $179
Mens’ 06’ Ultrafull, Medium-Large/Short: Was $219, now $179
Men’s 06’ Hydrofull, Extra-small: Was $359, now $259
Men’s 06’ Ultrafull, Medium-small: Was $219, now $169
Men’s 06’ Hydrofull, Medium-small/Short: Was $359, now $259
Men’s 06’ Hydrojohn, Medium-large: Was $269, now $179
Men’s 06’ Ultrajohn, Large/Short: Was $199, now $149
Women’s 06’ Ultrajohn, Medium: Was $199, now $149
Women’s 06’ Ultrajohn, Extra-large: Was $199, now $149, 2 left
Women’s Demo
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