The bike to get lost - and found - on.
Quincy is inspired by a place like no other. Nestled deep in the Sierra Mountains of Northern California is a small gold rush town where the avenues for adventure seem endless.
Miles upon miles of dirt roads that lead to nowhere and everywhere. The kind of roads you want to get lost and found on. Where you don’t quite know what kind of bike is best suited, and forces a constant re-think of your whole darn setup. This is Quincy terrain.
A full carbon frame and fork gives where you need it and takes a beating where you need it more. From tarmac to way-off-the-map, this is a robust bike that’s comfortable on or off-road all day long.
Designed to adapt, Quincy builds are available with 700c wheels with clearance to run wide tires on both (45mm and 650b x 2.1” respectively). Pleasingly simple single-ring drivetrains come standard, but the frame can also accommodate a dual chainring set-up if desired.
Cleverly routed hydraulic disc brakes ensure you’re always in control, no matter how fast you’re rolling in any conditions. Meanwhile, mounts for fenders and three water-bottle cages complete the incredibly versatile, all-conditions package.
With a size range that fits rider heights from around 5’0 up to 5’9 and a geometry that perfectly balances confident handling with precision reactivity, this is a Juliana Bicycle through and through. And like all our bikes, Quincy is spec’d with kits we feel are best suited to potential owners. This includes the Ergon SR10 women’s saddle and bar widths matched to frame size for a tailored cockpit that gives Quincy that unique fit, look, and feel.
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Key Features:
| Available in: | Carbon CC |
| Wheel Size: | 700c & 650b |
| Tire Clearance: | 45mm (700c) or 2.1" (650b) |
Rival
19.59 lbs / 8.89 kg | GRX
18.92 lbs / 8.58 kg | Frame
3.68 lbs / 1.67 kg |
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Matériau | Matériau | Matériau | ||
Dérailleur arrière | Dérailleur arrière | Dérailleur arrière | ||
Dérailleur avant | Dérailleur avant | Dérailleur avant | ||
Manettes | Manettes | Manettes | ||
Cassette | Cassette | Cassette | ||
Chaîne | Chaîne | Chaîne | ||
Boîtier de pédalier | Boîtier de pédalier | Boîtier de pédalier | ||
Jeu de direction | Jeu de direction | Jeu de direction | ||
Pneu arrière | Pneu arrière | Pneu arrière | ||
Pneu avant | Pneu avant | Pneu avant | ||
Préventif | Préventif | Préventif | ||
Moyeu avant | Moyeu avant | Moyeu avant | ||
Jante avant | Jante avant | Jante avant | ||
Moyeu arrière | Moyeu arrière | Moyeu arrière | ||
Jante arrière | Jante arrière | Jante arrière | ||
Disque avant | Disque avant | Disque avant | ||
Disque arrière | Disque arrière | Disque arrière | ||
Pédalier | Pédalier | Pédalier | ||
Guidon | Guidon | Guidon | ||
Potence | Potence | Potence | ||
Selle | Selle | Selle | ||
Tige de selle | Tige de selle | Tige de selle | ||
Poignées | Poignées | Poignées | ||
Taille de roues | Taille de roues | Taille de roues |
Quincy Frame Specifications
| Front Derailleur | Clamp |
| Headset/Headtube | Integrated (IS41/52) |
| Seat Post | 27.2mm |
| Seat Clamp | 31.8mm |
| BB Shell | 68mm Threaded |
| Max Tire Size | 2.1" |
| Max Chainring Size | 50t |
| Water Bottle Mounts | 3 |
| Brake Mount | Flat Mount (32mm caliper bolts) |
| Chainline | 43.5mm |
Geometry
All units are in millimeters or degrees.
| 49 | 52 | 54 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reach | 365 | 372 | 380 |
| Stack | 530 | 555 | 576 |
| Angle de direction | 69.5° | 71° | 71.5° |
| Longueur du tube de selle | 470 | 495 | 520 |
| Front Center | 594 | 595 | 600 |
| Hauteur du boitier de pédalier | 280 | 280 | 282 |
| BB Drop | 74 | 74 | 72 |
| Empattement | 1006 | 1009 | 1015 |
| Longueur du tube de direction | 110 | 130 | 150 |
| Longueur de tube supérieur | 512 | 526 | 545 |
| Angle de tube de selle | 74.5° | 74.5° | 74° |
| Standover | 730 | 754 | 776 |
Units
cm
Frame Sizing
If you're on the cusp between the recommended height range of two sizes, the absolute best thing is to try to ride them both. At a minimum, check the stack/reach measurements on your current bike and compare it to the new model you are looking at to get an idea of a fit you are already comfortable with. If riding the bike is not an option, consider the following.
Body Dimension
Not all bodies at a given height are the same. If you have longer legs and a shorter torso than the average person your height, that may push you towards the smaller of the recommended sizes. If you're all torso and arms, most likely you'll want to size up.
Units
cm
49
52
54
FAQ's
Can I put a dropper post on my bike?
Yes! We've included options for routing internally-routed dropper posts on the Quincy. Just make sure you order a 27.2mm post
Can I use "Road+" tires on my Quincy?
Yes, definitely. Road+ (otherwise known as 650x47) will work on pavement or moderate terrain. For rocky or more uneven terrain, we'd recommend something larger to keep the BB a little higher. 27.5x2.0 is better for this use, or something in the 700x35-45c range.
Does the Quincy work with fenders?
Yes. We designed it to work with up to 700x35 or 27.5x2.0 while using fenders. Tires and fenders vary greatly, so treat these numbers as guidelines, not gospel.
How big of a tire will fit?
The frame and fork will accept up to a 700x45 or 27.5x2.1" tire.
How many water bottle cages will fit?
The Quincy has mounts for 3 bottles. One is under the downtube, and the other two are inside the front triangle.
I rarely take my wheels off, and want a cleaner look.... Can I get wheel axles without handles?
We include Rockshox's excellent Maxle Ultimate axles with the Quincy, for ease of use. If you want the cleanest setup, use Maxle Stealth or another aftermarket solution. Front axle is 125mm long, 12mm diameter, 12mm thread length, M12X1.50 thread. Rear axle is 174mm long, 12mm diameter, 20mm thread length, M12X1.75 thread
I want to put a different fork on my Quincy. What specs are important?
Our fork is 395mm axle-crown, so you want to be pretty close to that. We spec 50mm rake on the 49, 52, and 54cm bikes, and 45mm rake on larger sizes.
Sweet- the Quincy has fender mounts at the dropouts! Can I use those to mount a rack?
No, the fender mounts are strictly for fenders. They were not built to carry a rack or weight.
What brake rotor size is compatible?
The Quincy uses standard "flat-mount" brake mounts. These are compatible with 140mm or 160mm rotors, depending on the adapter/orientation
What cranks are compatible with the Quincy?
This bike uses a 68mm threaded BB, so any crank compatible with that standard should work great.
What do I need to mount fenders?
Bikes and frames include the custom seat stay mount that we designed, as there is no traditional seat stay bridge on the Quincy. Other than that, you should only need the hardware that comes with your fenders.
What front derailleurs is the Quincy compatible with?
We've built this bike to accept electronic FDs, or modern cable-actuated FD's from Shimano (7000/8000/9000 series). Mechanical FDs from SRAM won't work, as they lack the integrated housing stop that's necessary with our cable routing.
What kind of headset does this bike use?
This bike uses integrated headset cups. The upper is 41mm and the lower is 52mm. The SHIS name is IS 41/28.6 IS 52/40. The fork uses an integrated 1.5" crown race, with a 36* taper angle. We know that's a lot of specs to worry about, so we made sure that every Quincy comes with a compatible headset, whether you're purchasing a frameset or complete bike.
What size chainrings will fit?
With 1x, you can use up to 42t. For 2x, we've built it to accept up to a 36t small ring and 50t big ring.
Exploded Diagrams
Rear Axle, Deraillaur Hanger, and Chainstay Protector
Bottle Cage Bolts and Bottom Bracket
Seat Collar and Cable Housing Grommets
Fork, Axle, and Fender
