ANATOMY OF A QUANUM 400 QRF

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Hi, 

Here I'm tempted by a Quanum 400 QRF-wide 1 / 4 found at HOBBY KING. 
I'm sure a number of you are wondering what may look like the inside of this bike. I too had doubts, and then one day I ordered it, received a fortnight after, neatly packaged! 
I decided to take it apart to check the bowels of the beast. 

I should mention that all the pieces are colored purple anodized aluminum, the entire bike is equipped with bearings. 
The frame is very rigid and very well designed. 

Let's start the dissection: 

The fork and the front 

L'amortisseur AR

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The scale 1 / 4 stands out compared to other bikes including a Kyosho HOR 

 Well, I hope the little story you more! 

Thank you for monitoring 

@ * 

Ninilou

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ninilou Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (FR) USERID: 729732 Newbie Joined: 18/Dec/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 2	Quote Reply Topic: ANATOMY OF A QUANUM 400 QRF Posted: 25/Mar/2011 at 6:12am
	Hi, Here I'm tempted by a Quanum 400 QRF-wide 1 / 4 found at HOBBY KING. I'm sure a number of you are wondering what may look like the inside of this bike. I too had doubts, and then one day I ordered it, received a fortnight after, neatly packaged! I decided to take it apart to check the bowels of the beast. I should mention that all the pieces are colored purple anodized aluminum, the entire bike is equipped with bearings. The frame is very rigid and very well designed. Let's start the dissection: The fork and the front L'amortisseur AR l The scale 1 / 4 stands out compared to other bikes including a Kyosho HOR Well, I hope the little story you more! Thank you for monitoring @ * Ninilou

trumpy Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (AU) USERID: 386740 HobbyKing aficionado Joined: 21/Dec/2009 Location: AU the Murray! Online Status: Offline Posts: 2983	Quote Reply Posted: 25/Mar/2011 at 6:55am
	Very interesting Nini It's certainly a complex and well built little beauty !
	Trumpy! Does anybody know how to cancel a bid on e-Bay? I put in a bid for a “Cowboy Outfit” and it seems I’m only six minutes away from owning the Australian Labor Government !

grimmjow Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (FR) USERID: 391124 HobbyKing Constituent Joined: 12/Apr/2011 Location: Paris FR Online Status: Offline Posts: 244	Quote Reply Posted: 17/Apr/2011 at 4:21am
	i am really hesitant to buy this bike, i also look to the venom VMX 450, but the Quantum qrf is realy cheaper ... but is it as reliable and what about the part support ... ahhh i don"t know what to choose


ninilou Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (FR) USERID: 729732 Newbie Joined: 18/Dec/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 2	Quote Reply Posted: 20/Apr/2011 at 4:52am
	Hi , The price of the Qrf 400 is very , very cheaper ! The quality and the choice of plastic and alloy in very good. For me and to try an R/C bike Cross ( I m not a competitor , it's only for my R/C hobby ) the Qrf is the better choice . If you hesitate , you can see here : http://www.rcbike.fr/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=4811