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I bought this frame in size 51 with the same paint color from (amazing service and communication by the way), and received it last week. I might be one of the first people to get one! The frame, painted and fitted with bolts but without any accessories (UDH mount, front derailleur mount, etc.), weighs 952 grams. I haven’t had the chance to build it yet, but I have to say, Incolor is on another level. From the way they packaged the frame to the included accessories, manuals, frame quality, and attention to every little detail, it’s all excellent. It honestly makes me want to buy their road frame next, now that I've seen how good their quality is. For reference, I've also bought the Lightcarbon LCR018-D, LT GV201, and Spcycle G058. Don't get me wrong, the LCR018 was great quality (though I haven't finished that build yet), but Incolor's attention to detail really sets it apart from the others.
pandapodium.ccStore LinkThe reviewer discusses the Magic Shine Alty 400 and Alty 400 V2 front bike lights extensively. They state the build quality is a significant step up from cheaper lights, featuring an aluminum case that feels premium. The reviewer uses this light most of the time on their road bike, finding 400 lumens bright enough for 90% of their riding and appreciating its small, unobtrusive footprint on the handlebars. They highlight the IPX7 waterproof rating, Garmin-style mount, battery life indicator, and anti-glare features. The reviewer explicitly recommends spending a little more for the Alty 400 over cheaper alternatives, noting the V2 model has slightly better anti-glare and battery life and is the same price as the original.
Pros
- Significant step up in build quality from cheaper lights
- Aluminum case feels premium and durable
- Small footprint is unobtrusive on road bike handlebars
- ...and 7 more
Key Points
- Model: Magic Shine Alty 400 / Alty 400 V2
- Brightness: 400 lumens
- Build: Aluminum case
- ...and 6 more
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aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by myBikePartsThe reviewer discusses the iGPSPORT TL30 Smart Tail Light in a dedicated segment. They describe it as a 50-lumen, IPX7 waterproof light that is very plasticky but also the most pocketable light on the desk due to its thin design. It features an app for customization, a brake light function that activates via vibration sensors, and a group sync feature. The light uses a proprietary charger and attaches via a rubber band.
Pros
- IPX7 waterproof rating
- Very pocketable and thin design
- App customizable (flashing speed, etc.)
- ...and 3 more
Cons
- Very plasticky build quality
- Uses a proprietary charger (not USB-C)
- Attaches with a rubber band, which the reviewer generally dislikes compared to Garmin-style mounts
- ...and 1 more
Key Points
- Model: iGPSPORT TL30
- Brightness: 50 lumens
- Waterproof: IPX7
- ...and 5 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by Triathlon Mike
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by myBikePartsThe reviewer discusses the Magicshine SEEMEE 200 Rechargeable Bike Tail Lights, which they refer to as the 'Magic Shine See V3' and 'CE200 V3'. They state it is their favorite rear light and praise its innovative design with outward and downward facing lights, providing 360° visibility. They highlight its 200 lumen brightness, 5-17 hour battery life, motion sensor for brake light functionality, IPX6 waterproof rating, and convenient Garmin-style mini mount. However, they criticize the USB-C port's waterproof flap as a potential design flaw if forgotten after charging. They consider it a good middle ground between quality and price, hitting a 'very good middle ground between good quality and actually doing its job'.
Pros
- Favorite rear light
- Innovative design with outward and downward facing lights
- Very bright at 200 lumens
- ...and 7 more
Cons
- USB-C port waterproof flap is a potential design flaw; if forgotten to plug after charging, water could enter and destroy the light in the rain (especially as it's mounted under the saddle and IPX6, not submersible IPX7)
Key Points
- Model referred to as Magic Shine See V3 / CE200 V3
- 200 lumens brightness
- Battery life: 5 to 17 hours
- ...and 6 more
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aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by Triathlon MikeThe reviewer discusses the Magicshine Alty 800 as the larger, brighter version of the Alty 400. They describe it as having 800 lumens, a significantly bigger battery life (3.5 to 17.5 hours), and a 70% larger physical size. It features a premium aluminum case, IPX7 waterproof rating, and is app-customizable. The reviewer states they prefer the smaller Alty 400 for their road bike but use the Alty 800 on their mountain bike for country lane riding.
Pros
- 800 lumens output
- Significantly bigger battery life (3.5 to 17.5 hours)
- Premium aluminum case
- ...and 3 more
Cons
- Larger physical size (70% bigger than Alty 400)
- Not preferred for road bike due to larger footprint
Key Points
- 800 lumens
- Battery life: 3.5 to 17.5 hours
- IPX7 waterproof
- ...and 3 more
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aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by Triathlon MikeThe reviewer discusses two different BUCKLOS light sets. The first is a very cheap set (approximately $5-$8) that is popular on AliExpress with over 4,000 units sold and a 4.8-star rating. They are impressed with the brightness, USB-C charging, and overall value for the price. The second set is slightly more expensive ($15-$25) and offers better waterproofing (IPX6). The reviewer notes both sets are plasticky but perform well for their cost.
Pros
- Very affordable (approximately $5-$8 for the cheaper set)
- Very popular on AliExpress (over 4,000 units sold, 4.8-star rating)
- Bright enough for their purpose
- ...and 5 more
Cons
- Build quality is plasticky
- The cheaper set is only water resistance (IPX5), not suitable for heavy downpours
- Uses a rubber band attachment system, which the reviewer is not a fan of
- ...and 2 more
Key Points
- Price: $5-$8 for the cheaper set; $15-$25 for the more expensive set
- Claimed Lumens (Cheaper Set): 500 lumens (reviewer is unsure but finds them bright enough)
- Claimed Lumens (More Expensive Set): Front 350 lumens, Rear 100 lumens
- ...and 6 more
The reviewer discusses the NEWBOLER 10,000 Lumen light as an absolute beast that is nothing like any other light on the desk. They describe it as being like having a flood light attached to the handlebars, capable of turning nighttime into daytime. It is noted for its extreme brightness, fun factor, and utility for off-road or countryside riding where maximum illumination is needed.
Pros
- Extremely bright at 10,000 lumens (compared to a car headlight at ~2,500 lumens)
- Lights up a wide area (in front, left, right, and way up ahead)
- Fun to use, essentially turns night into day
- ...and 6 more
Cons
- Considered overkill for most riding scenarios
- Unsafe to use around pedestrians, car drivers, other vehicles, or other bikers due to glare, even with anti-glare properties and when angled down
- Very large and bulky size
- ...and 2 more
Key Points
- 10,000 lumens output
- Battery life: 4.5 to 10.5 hours
- 10,000mAh battery capacity
- ...and 5 more
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aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by MyBikePartsThe reviewer discusses the 9Velo CD Wide Series wheels as a premium Chinese alternative to budget wheels like Super Team. They describe these wheels as having excellent mechanical integrity, superior hub design with complete spoke retention, cross-lacing on both sides for stiffness, titanium freehub, and better aerodynamic spokes than competitors. The reviewer states these are the best wheels around and considers them worth the higher price point due to unseen quality differences.
Pros
- Excellent mechanical integrity
- Superior hub design with complete spoke retention
- Cross-lacing on both sides making them quite stiff
- ...and 5 more
Cons
- Higher cost compared to budget alternatives
Key Points
- Carbon spokes that are 30-40% wider than Super Team spokes
- Cross-laced on both sides front and rear
- Titanium freehub with ratchet ring on the inside
- ...and 5 more
9velo.comStore LinkThe reviewer provides a detailed analysis of the Super Team H2 wheels, which appear to be the same product as the SUPERTEAM S-ALL Carbon Ultra H2 D30-50 Disc Brake Special Edition. They state these are cheap Chinese wheels available from AliExpress, Alibaba, and the Super Team website for around £500-£800. The reviewer went into the analysis expecting them to be garbage but found they were actually decent for the money. The wheels feature a wavy rim profile similar to Princeton Carbon Works, a shark skin texture for aerodynamics, carbon spokes, a 54-tooth ratchet hub with lightening holes, and come with a quality control certificate, spare spokes, and valve extenders. While not perfect, the reviewer concludes most people would be pleased with them.
Pros
- Cheap/affordable (around £500-£800)
- Decent for the money
- Good specification
- ...and 6 more
Cons
- Chinese to English translation in manual is poor/comical
- Shark skin aerodynamics are unproven/overexaggerated
- Hub has mechanical run-out causing inherent vibration
- ...and 7 more
Key Points
- Wavy rim profile similar to Princeton Carbon Works
- Shark skin texture on rim surface
- Carbon spokes
- ...and 9 more
I’m satisfied with West Biking alu mount. Tried OgEvkin 2 bolt carbon mount, but with a bike computer and front light it cracked after 500 kilometers of gravel riding. This mount is a solid choice for gravel riding. I’ve already ridden 10k kilometers of gravel with that mount.
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movingsports.ccStore LinkThe reviewer states that the YKYWBIKE bib shorts are a high-quality, no-frills budget option that have held up well over a few years of use. They are praised for their price, simple design, and comfort on long rides.
Pros
- Very budget-friendly at roughly $30 USD
- High quality for the price
- Have lasted quite well over a few years
- ...and 4 more
Cons
- The fit is a bit tight and snug; reviewer suggests sizing up
- Materials are not as premium as some other options
- The shamwa pad is made of a dense foamy material (presented as a neutral fact, but implies it is less advanced)
Key Points
- Price is roughly $30 USD
- Uses a 'shamwa pad' or '5hour rye pad' made of dense foamy material
- Sizing: Asia Large / USA/EU Medium fits a 5'11", 170 lb person snugly
- ...and 2 more
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aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by henrychungfitnessThe reviewer discusses the LAMEDA bib shorts as a middle-tier Chinese brand option, noting their high quality materials, clean branding, and use of an Elastic Interface chamois. They mention the shorts are comfortable but not as comfortable as some competitors, and that sizing runs small.
Pros
- High quality materials
- Well-made and well-branded
- Clean, not too loud aesthetics
- ...and 2 more
Cons
- Sizing runs small (recommends sizing up)
- Chamois is not as comfortable as the Souk brand's
- Needs more long-term testing to confirm durability
Key Points
- Price: $50-$65 USD / $70-$90 CAD
- Positioned as middle-tier for Chinese bib shorts
- Uses Elastic Interface chamois
- ...and 2 more
aliexpress.comAffiliate-Link by henrychungfitnessThe reviewer provides a detailed analysis of the YKYWBIKE bib shorts, noting they are a budget-friendly, no-frills option that has held up well over several years of use.
Pros
- Excellent price (roughly $30 USD, considered a 'downright steal')
- High quality for the price
- Durable and have held up well over a few years
- ...and 4 more
Cons
- Fit is a bit tight, reviewer suggests sizing up
- Materials are not as premium as some other options
- The shamwa pad is a dense foamy material (implied to be less advanced than other options)
Key Points
- Price: ~$30 USD
- Sizing: Asia Large / USA/EU Medium (recommends sizing up)
- Shamwa pad: 5-hour rye pad, made of dense foamy material
- ...and 2 more
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