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Elite Quick-Motion Rollers

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Description

The Elite Quick-Motion Rollers are classic free rollers with one big difference: the whole frame floats. When you surge, stand or change pace, the frame rides forward and back with you instead of kicking the bike sideways, which is exactly the moment most riders wobble off a set of rollers.

What it is

A folding three-drum roller with parabolic drums, a cable-suspended floating chassis and magnetic resistance you set by hand on the central drum. No clamp, no power cable: put the bike on, pick a level and ride.

Who it's for

Riders who want the skills side of indoor training, a smoother pedal stroke, a quieter upper body and better line holding, without the nervousness of old-school rollers. The floating frame makes the Quick-Motion a good first set of rollers, and it carries enough resistance for real endurance sessions when the weather shuts the hinterland roads. It also suits racers who want a warm-up they can fold into the car.

Key details

  • Floating frame: slides fore and aft with your pedalling, softening pace changes and out-of-the-saddle efforts
  • Parabolic drums: the drum ends are shaped to steer the wheel back to the middle
  • Three magnetic levels: light for spin-ups and technique, middle for steady endurance, heavy for low-cadence strength; up to 425 W at 40 km/h
  • Fit: road, gravel, mountain and city bikes; front drum adjusts through 11 positions for 944-1144 mm wheelbases
  • Storage: 11.5 kg, folds into three with a built-in handle; 52 x 45 x 30 cm folded
  • Load: 110 kg maximum
  • Data: add Elite's optional Misuro B+ sensor to send speed and cadence over ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart to My E-Training, with estimated power

How it compares

Against the Elite Arion Mag, the Quick-Motion adds the floating frame and folds smaller. Against the Elite Nero, it keeps the same floating chassis but trades app-controlled resistance for three manual levels and no power lead. Quick-Motion won a Eurobike Gold Award in 2016 for its floating system.

Specifications

  • Dimensions
    Open 140 x 52 x 16 cm; folded 52 x 45 x 30 cm
  • Type
    Floating rollers, magnetic resistance, 3 manual levels
  • Weight
    11.5 kg
  • Compatibility
    Road, gravel, mountain and city bikes; wheelbase 944-1144 mm (11 front-roller positions)
  • Output
    185 W at 20 km/h; 425 W at 40 km/h (maximum)

Sizing Guide

Additional Information

  • Floating frame moves with your pedal stroke
  • 3 magnetic resistance levels
  • Fits wheelbases 944-1144 mm (11 positions)
  • Folds in three to 52 x 45 x 30 cm; 11.5 kg
  • No power cable needed

FAQ's

Are rollers better than a turbo trainer?
Rollers like the Elite Quick-Motion train something a turbo trainer cannot: your bike runs free, so you balance and steer it yourself. That builds a smoother pedal stroke and steadier handling, while a clamped trainer is easier for long, zoned-out efforts.

What does the floating frame on the Elite Quick-Motion do?
The Elite Quick-Motion frame hangs on cables and slides fore and aft as you pedal. It absorbs the jolt of a surge, a gear change or standing up, so the bike stays settled instead of lurching sideways.

Are the Elite Quick-Motion rollers good for beginners?
Yes. The Elite Quick-Motion floating frame and parabolic drums make it one of the friendlier rollers to learn on. We'd start beside a wall or in a doorway, look ahead rather than down, and keep the first sessions short.

How many resistance levels do the Elite Quick-Motion rollers have?
The Elite Quick-Motion has three magnetic resistance levels, set by hand on the central drum: light for warm-ups and high cadence, middle for steady endurance and heavy for climbing-style, low-cadence work.

Will my bike fit the Elite Quick-Motion?
The Elite Quick-Motion takes road, gravel, mountain and city bikes. The front drum sets to 11 positions covering wheelbases from 944 mm to 1144 mm, so measure axle to axle on your bike before you ride.

Can I use the Elite Quick-Motion with Zwift?
Yes, with a power meter on your bike. The Elite Quick-Motion resistance stays manual, so Zwift, MyWhoosh, Rouvy or Kinomap read your power meter while you change levels and gears yourself.

How small do the Elite Quick-Motion rollers fold?
The Elite Quick-Motion folds into three sections to 52 x 45 x 30 cm and weighs 11.5 kg, with a built-in handle for carrying it to the car or into a cupboard.