All Reviews

Overall I am pretty happy with the frame (and the wheels) and would buy them again for the good price I got. Handlebar not so much as I mentioned. Inaccurately measured with a person scale it's 8.15kg with pedals (and -413g without so 7.75kg).

I picked up this light on a whim and it's actually quite good. I'd say it's the best performing front light for the price, brightness and size. It's rated for 550 lumens, but it seems brighter. I weighed it on my scale and it comes in at 59g with mount attached. I ride in the city so I make it a habit to ride with my lights day or night. I feel like this light is a good compromise when out during the day, but it's bright enough if you get caught still out riding when the sun goes down. Sometimes I don't like carrying my heavy duty lights due to weight.

I have the 'DP' version of the linked cassette. Posted about it here: Still no issues, shifts well, would buy again.

I've used two sets of the bucklos pedals you linked. Have a few thousand miles on them and they've been great. No issues.

I use Baseus Bowie MA10s. Good sound quality, ANC off-bike is good, but may get clogged with water and sweat, which can lead to imbalanced volume. For this reason I would not recommend to use them in heavy rain and if you have extremely sweaty ears
If you want indestructible set, go for KZ ZSN Pro + KZ AZ09 Pro - they last for 6+ hours on single charge, fit is very firm and they simply work. Sound may be slightly flat but for sport headphones it is fine. I have this set for 4 years and this is an absolute record for me.

I have the heavy version in 11-50 and the light version in 11-45. The 11-45 shifts really well with a standard KMC 12 speed chain. I've never managed to get the shifting to be great on the 11-50 but it might very well be my setup/patience rather than the cassette. Either way, no reason not to get the lighter version IMO, they also look better.

These are my default flat pedal recommendation.

I have this jersey from them and can say that it's worth every penny. Absolute top class and better in many ways then pas, maap and other top western brands.

I have for many months had an obsession with ride carry tools and kept coming back to look at this one I was skeptical but loved the concept on paper and finally pulled the trigger so I could get this unhealthy fascination out of my head (7euros from bundles section) My current setup is 1x tire lever (11g) and loose bad quality soft hex wrenches (2,3,4,5,6+T25) in a small pouch at 59g. Claimed weight is 115g for both tools with the package. One of the 2 is utterly useless on modern bikes so I wanted the relevant one to be practical enough and save me at least 15 grams. It weighs 65g, 18 of these are the double ended bits. The lever itself feels like it could be made much lighter but there is no world in which it could break from a tire. The bits themselves feel very good quality too and the magnets keep them in place very well. Zero need to secure them, they are NOT going away. Never been a fan of ratchet tools but there is no play in this one either. There is no H2 bit but there is a PH2 bit which is useless to me. Not sure if machining a 2mm hex is worth my time but I will consider it The whole thing feels solid, maybe too solid. I would have liked it to be a little thinner and lighter I will treat myself to the daysaver essential+coworker combo eventually, and it sadly won't make it to my kit as I consider ratchet tools to be far less practical than wrenches, but I think it's well executed and possibly a poor man's daysaver

My order from Tagoola for Super Six 2.0 wheelset came today. Ordered October 20th so super fast. Specs: I've made two changes to the original spec: 1. Narrower 3.8 mm carbon spokes 2. Drain holes on the rim. First impresions are good. I received additionally decals, valves and report. I'm not a specialist but front wheels tension looks a bit off.(EDIT: I wanted to put it to calculator, but something is wrong. There are 12 records for drive and non drive side each, but wheels are laced with 21 spokes) I need to check in the calculator if it's ok. Rim tape is already installed from factory. Hubs are with bigger flange but have open style of the spokes. Rim finish is something that was the main reason for me of buying this set and I'm very happy how it looks. For 50 mm depth rims and 26 mm IW weight is good at 1285 g.

Today I received a custom order I made 8th of october. Order was these wheels but with a 60 rear and 50 front. 2 Mistakes inside the order, 1 major which is they forgot the ratchet inside the freewheel body, second is minor but kind of annoying, the tubeless valves are both the same length and for the 60mm rear only a little bit of the valve is showing. Talked about it with Matter, he told me he was going to ship a new ratchet for me and it would take approximatly 1 week to get to me. Asked him if I could get one locally to speed up process, originally said yes and when I confirmed with him with the quote a local bike shop told me he then said it was too expensive, which I part of agree when you compare with price of ratchet on aliexpress (it was 75 euros for a 36T one). Then he told me he was reaching out of a connection he had in my country (france) to try to figure it all out as quick as possible. This is still where we are now. I expect to have an answer tomorrow morning. Otherwise quality seems good, packaging was ok but not the best. Will keep you updated once I know more

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.

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.

Got the exact same one but it weighed 98g on my scales, one 2 hour ride so far and its been good, i can feel that it is hard, but didnt feel uncomfortable, wayyy better then my previous ryet 3d printed saddle which was super uncomfortable for me

I recently bought this ryet ultralight saddle in narrow variant and I'm shocked how freaking good and comfortable it is with basically zero padding and weight of 80g. And I'm coming from a 3d printed saddle