US-based bicycle manufacturer Quintana Roo has announced an expansion of its athlete support programmes, professional team, and product range for the 2026 season.
Based in Chattanooga, TN, the company is increasing its presence at international events to provide on-site mechanical services and technical support.
According to Quintana Roo, a dedicated support team will travel to a higher number of events across North America and Europe this year. This includes IRONMAN, Challenge Family, and USA Triathlon sanctioned races, where the brand will offer free mechanical services to all athletes riding its bikes.
Quintana Roo has also grown its professional roster, which now includes 31 triathletes for the 2026 season. This represents a sixfold increase since 2021. The lineup also features six athletes currently ranked in the top 25 of the IRONMAN Pro Series.
In the 2025 season, the brand’s flagship V-PRi was utilised by Kristian Høgenhaug to set the fastest IRONMAN bike split ever recorded, a time of 3:52:10 at the IRONMAN Frankfurt European Championship.
The bike brand is also expanding its reach into the road cycling market with two UCI-certified models. The Service Course is positioned as an aero road bike, while the new Service Route is introduced as an endurance model. Both will be available in ‘Studio NEXT’ variants, featuring higher-grade carbon and lightweight lay-ups.
New for the 2026 season is the Service Course Tri, a drop bar triathlon bike designed for sprint and draft-legal racing. This model is intended for technical courses and enters the market with a starting price of US$2,999.
Chris Pascarella, President and CEO of American Bicycle Group and Quintana Roo, said “Our focus isn’t just on winning, it’s on shaping the future of the sport.
“The 2026 objectives for our brand are built on community growth, elite performance, and innovation without limits. Together with our athletes’ dedication and our passion, we’re working to inspire a new generation of cyclists and triathletes worldwide.”
Quintana Roo is a division of American Bicycle Group (ABG), which also owns the titanium brand Litespeed and the carbon gravel brand Obed. Established over 37 years ago, Quintana Roo claims to be one of the top three triathlon brands by market share in the Americas.
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