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The reviewer has used the Winspace T1600 as his primary race and training bike for approximately seven months, covering around 6,000 kilometers. He states the bike has been completely faultless, raced in Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK, and tested in a wind tunnel. The frame is described as extremely sensitive to wheel choice, and the integrated handlebars are highlighted as a significant source of aerodynamic gains. The build quality is praised as flawless, and the bike is noted for being extremely stiff. The reviewer mentions the bike comes as a frameset including the fork, handlebars, stem, and seat post, with the rest being bolt-ons. He also discusses the bike's geometry, noting the XL size has a longer top tube than expected.
Pros
- Completely faultless over 6,000 km of use
- Extremely stiff frame
- Flawless build quality
- ...and 5 more
Cons
- Frame geometry can be tricky, with the XL size having a longer top tube than the labeled 540 size suggests
- The frame is extremely sensitive to wheel choice; a wide tire and wheel combination can increase drag more than the rolling resistance benefit
- The reviewer is not totally convinced the winglets provide a significant aerodynamic benefit
Key Points
- Used as a race and training bike for ~7 months and ~6,000 km
- Frameset includes fork, handlebars, stem, and seat post
- Bottom bracket is BB T47 / T47 with an 86.5mm shell
- ...and 6 more
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The Best Black Friday Cycling Upgrades Right Now! (Amazon + AliExpress)
Triathlon Mike
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The reviewer provides a detailed analysis of the Gaciron CETUS-1700 bike light, praising its build quality, brightness, and anti-glare cutoff feature, while noting its weight might not suit all bike types.
Pros
- Very bright (1700 lumens)
- Built like a tank with a metal-like construction
- Has a very clear anti-glare cutoff line
- ...and 4 more
Cons
- Very heavy
- May be too heavy for a super light road bike
- Better suited for a mountain bike than a lightweight road bike
Key Points
- 1700 lumens
- Undermounted design
- Clear anti-glare cutoff line
- ...and 5 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by MyBikePartsThe reviewer discusses the YKYWBIKE Men's Cycling Bib Shorts at length, expressing strong enthusiasm for the product. They purchased the bib shorts with their own money on May 22nd for $32.63 and have been using them for several months. The reviewer ranks them as the second-best product on their cycling gear leaderboard. They praise the comfort, stating they can ride 100-150 km without issues, and are impressed with the quality, especially the straps. The reviewer notes the current Black Friday price is even lower at $25.82 with free shipping. They highlight the product's high rating and sales figures from the store page.
Pros
- Excellent value for money
- Very comfortable for long rides (100-150 km)
- High quality, especially the straps
- ...and 4 more
Cons
- The reviewer has only owned them since May, so long-term durability beyond a few months is not yet fully confirmed
Key Points
- Purchased for $32.63 on May 22nd
- Current Black Friday price: $25.82 with free shipping
- 2,000 sold, 358 reviews, 4.9 star rating
- ...and 2 more
I Bought a Cheap Power Meter to Get Faster… Big Mistake or Big Win?
David Arthur - Just Ride Bikes
The reviewer purchased the Magene PES P515 power meter crankset from AliExpress for £225 to improve their winter training. They were greatly impressed with the results and found no downsides. The reviewer found installation straightforward as a direct replacement for their Shimano Ultegra crankset. They tested the power meter's performance against Wahoo Powrlink dual-sided pedals and found the data to be accurate, consistent, and reliable, though it read slightly higher. The crank stiffness was comparable to Ultegra, and the shifting performance of the chainrings was very good, nearly matching Shimano's gold standard. The reviewer concludes it scores really well, especially considering its significantly lower price compared to competitors.
Pros
- Cost just £225 (significantly cheaper than competitors)
- Greatly impressed with the results
- Found no downsides
- ...and 10 more
Cons
- PES branding is quite bold and could be an issue for some people
- Not the best branding
- Initial concerns about the non-drive side crank arm having only one pinch bolt (vs. Shimano's two)
- ...and 2 more
Key Points
- Model: Magene PES P515 Power Meter
- Spider-based power meter
- Charge port
- ...and 9 more
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The reviewer discusses a wheel bearing press set purchased from AliExpress that they have been using for several months. They mention using it to change bearings on their hill climb bike and are impressed with its quality and value.
Pros
- Comes in a nice carry case
- Has a huge assortment of different labeled bearing presses
- Threaded rod spins nice and freely
- ...and 4 more
Key Points
- Includes numerous labeled press adapters (e.g., 6903)
- Comes with threaded rod
- Organizer case makes storage convenient
- ...and 1 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by MyBikePartsaliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by MyBikePartsThe reviewer states that the SPEDAO SLR2 cassette on their hill climb bike has been 'absolutely brilliant'. They praise its light weight, shift quality, and durability, especially under the demanding conditions of hill climb racing.
Pros
- Weighs about 180 grams, comparable to a Dura-Ace cassette
- Excellent shift quality, on par with Shimano 105 and Ultegra
- Durable, with teeth in 'really good working order' after extensive use in hill climbs
- ...and 2 more
Key Points
- Weighs approximately 180 grams
- One-piece steel construction
- Used for the entire second half of the year for hill climb racing and training
- ...and 2 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by Tom Bowers CyclingThe reviewer provides a detailed positive review of the ZRACE XG two-piston brake calipers, highlighting their lightweight construction, excellent performance, good value, and attractive color options.
Pros
- Really lightweight (113g per caliper)
- Performs amazingly
- Great value for price (£40-45)
- ...and 4 more
Cons
- Probably not beating Dura Ace calipers
Key Points
- Two-piston design
- Weight: ~113g per caliper
- Full CNC construction from single aluminum piece
- ...and 3 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by Trace VeloThe reviewer discusses a set of tiny plastic inserts that go under Di2 shifter buttons, made by the brand Risk. They state these inserts make pressing the Di2 buttons significantly easier, especially when wearing gloves or during intense race situations.
Pros
- Makes pressing Di2 buttons much easier
- Super tactile and easy to click
- Works well even with gloves on
- ...and 2 more
Cons
- Quite expensive for the tiny amount of plastic
Key Points
- Made by Risk
- Costs £1-£2 for a set
- Tiny plastic inserts
- ...and 3 more
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The reviewer states that the ROCKBROS shoes are very good, comfortable cycling shoes that they wore during an Iron Man 70.3 event. They mention the shoes have a premium look with a carbon weave design and are slightly lighter than Shimano RC7 shoes.
Pros
- Very comfortable
- Premium appearance with carbon weave design
- Slightly lighter than Shimano RC7 shoes
- ...and 1 more
Cons
- The Boa dials (ETIE knob type locking design) are more finicky and require more turns to adjust compared to Shimano's system
- Rock Bros logo doesn't look premium
Key Points
- ETIE knob type locking design
- Carbon weave appearance
- Slightly lighter than competing shoes
- ...and 1 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by Triathlon MikeThe reviewer states that ROCKBROS cycling jerseys stand out from other manufacturers due to their premium-feeling material and textured arms. They specifically recommend the black version over white for practical reasons.
Pros
- Material feels more premium than most other jerseys
- Has a textured finish on the arms that feels high-quality
- Looks quite nice
- ...and 1 more
Cons
- Reviewer dislikes white jerseys in general due to mud splatters showing easily (not specific to ROCKBROS)
Key Points
- Material described as 'shark skin' texture
- Textured arms make it feel premium
- Available in black and white colors
- ...and 1 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by Triathlon MikeThe reviewer provides a detailed analysis of the IGPSPORT BSC100S, stating it offers the core functionality of a high-end Garmin computer at a fraction of the price. They praise its value and performance based on personal testing.
Pros
- Extremely good value for money
- Does the main things that expensive Garmin computers do
- Very well reviewed on YouTube, Google, Reddit, and AliExpress
Cons
- The reviewer dislikes the brand name and its use of capital letters
Key Points
- Price is approximately $32 (or $41 before a $5 coupon)
- Provides key metrics like average speed and ride time
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by Triathlon MikeThe reviewer states they purchased the RYET 3D printed saddle several months ago and have used it extensively, finding it very comfortable. They note it was a significant improvement over the stock saddle on their Trek bike.
Pros
- Very comfortable
- Significant improvement over stock saddle on Trek Domane SL5
Cons
- Poor customer service experience when asking for product recommendation
Key Points
- 3D printed construction
- Purchased in May
- Used for several months and 4,000-6,000 kilometers
- ...and 3 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by David Arthur - Just Ride Bikesaliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by MyBikePartsaliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by MyBikePartsThe reviewer discusses the Magic Shine Alti 400 front light, which they state is the most commonly used front light in their collection. They mention using it for 90% of their rides due to its small size and adequate brightness for their typical riding conditions with street lighting. They note that a V2 version of the light has been released with improved features, which has led them to rate the original Alti 400 lower in their rankings as it is no longer the best value.
Pros
- Small size
- Adequate 400 lumens brightness for rides with street lights
- The reviewer uses it for 90% of their rides
Cons
- The original Alti 400 is no longer considered the best value since the V2 version was released with better anti-glare technology and a better battery
Key Points
- 400 lumens
- Small form factor
- USB Type-C Rechargeable (implied by brand standard)
- ...and 1 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by Triathlon Mikealiexpress.comAffiliate-Link by MyBikePartsaliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by myBikePartsThe reviewer discusses the Magicshine CI 200 V3.0 rear bike light extensively, which appears to be the same product as the Magicshine SEEMEE 200 based on the description. They state this is their most frequently used rear light, praising its brightness, compact size, and innovative dual-direction lighting feature. They mention using it for about a year and preferring it over other rear lights they've tested.
Pros
- Very bright
- Very small and doesn't look out of place on a road bike
- Innovative dual-direction lighting (shines outwards and onto the ground)
- ...and 2 more
Key Points
- Model: CI 200 V3.0
- Dual-direction lighting: one bulb shines outwards, one bulb shines onto the ground
- The reviewer has been using it for about a year
- ...and 1 more
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