All Reviews

The reviewer discusses the Ti Alloy Bicycle Pedal Extension Bolts Spacers as a solution for increasing stance width to address hip impingement. They highlight its lightweight titanium construction and suitability for those who already own quality pedals.

The reviewer analyzes Riot brand hubs that use a DT Swiss-style ratchet system, noting they are generic in design with standard bearing sizes and no special tools required for maintenance. He points out machining quality issues but acknowledges the hubs function adequately for their low price point.

The reviewer tests the ProX 98DB Gravel carbon fiber wheelset, noting its affordable price, stylish design, and good build quality. They measure various dimensions, spoke tension, and trueness, finding the wheels to be true and well-tensioned. The hubs are smooth, and the wheels are set up tubeless. The reviewer is impressed with the overall value.

The reviewer discusses the ykyw cycling bib shorts as part of a budget-friendly cycling kit purchased from AliExpress. They mention wearing the bib shorts with other cycling gear to achieve a professional look for under $100. The bib shorts are highlighted as part of multiple outfit combinations, including with a fleece Jersey and Under Armor leggings for colder weather.

The reviewer mentions the KAPVOE Photochromic Cycling Sunglasses as part of a pro cycling kit that can be assembled for under $100. They highlight the sunglasses as one of the components that contribute to a professional look, alongside other items like the ykyw Jersey and bib shorts. The sunglasses are priced at $25 and are part of the overall affordable cycling gear recommended by the reviewer.

The reviewer discusses the YKYWBIKE Autumn Pro Team Black Long Sleeve Jersey as part of a cycling kit that helps achieve a professional cyclist look for under $100. They mention it is part of their preferred setup for colder weather, being fleece-lined and suitable for temperatures below 5 degrees Celsius. The jersey is highlighted as a cost-effective alternative to brand-name versions, with the reviewer noting its quality and design.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER D67 carbon wheelset, noting its deep rims, simple finish, and performance on a 60-mile ride in Houston. They highlight the wheels' smooth ride, light and agile feel, and ability to maintain speed, while also noting the need for focus in crosswinds and the increased inertia.

The reviewer praises the Lún HYPER wheels for their performance, durability, and value, highlighting their stiffness, responsiveness, and smooth bearings compared to more expensive Roval wheels. He notes they have been ridden hard for thousands of miles without issues, though he expresses a minor concern about the carbon spokes' lateral strength.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels from Winspace, highlighting their performance in real-world riding conditions. They compare the D33 and D67 models, noting the D67's aerodynamic advantage on flat terrain and the D33's nimble acceleration. The reviewer praises the wheels' value proposition, weight, and aesthetics, and mentions the availability of local support in Australia.

The reviewer discusses the L-TWOO R9 2x11s Aluminium Road Rim Brake Groupset (ST-R5011), highlighting its affordability compared to Shimano and SRAM, and its suitability for budget custom builds. They mention it includes front and rear shifters, brakes, and derailleurs, and note its compact design and good spring tension.

The reviewer discusses the LTWOO GR7 1x10s gravel cable brake groupset, highlighting its affordable price compared to Shimano and SRAM, and its availability in India. They show the components including the rear derailleur, shifters, and brakes, noting the design similarities to other brands and the overall build quality. The reviewer mentions that the groupset is suitable for gravel and road use, and they plan to test it in a future video.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER 50 Disc Brake wheelset, highlighting its affordability, performance, and design. He notes that the wheels are from a Chinese carbon manufacturer and are direct-to-consumer, making them competitively priced. He praises their stiffness, aerodynamic benefits, and overall value, but also mentions some drawbacks such as the narrow internal rim width and the aesthetic of the raw carbon weave.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels, noting they are the predecessor to the new D45s. They mention the wheels have a 50mm profile, 19mm internal width, and 26mm external width. The total claimed weight is 1455g, but the reviewer weighed them at 1475g. They feature proprietary carbon spokes with a 2:1 ratio (7 spokes on one side, 14 on the other) for stiffness and efficiency. The price is $1200 USD plus $100 shipping. The reviewer notes that the bearings on the HYPERs are not as good as those on the newer D45s, feeling rough and having rust, but they can be easily replaced. The freehub design uses three pawls with individual springs, which is considered more reliable than the older design. In speed tests, the HYPERs performed well, especially on descents, hitting 87 km/h, and felt stiffer and more aggressive than the cheaper wheels.

The reviewer discusses their experience with the L-TWOO RX 12 Disc 2x12s Carbon Road Hydraulic Disc Brake Groupset, noting its good shifting performance and feel, but mentions some concerns about brake lever travel and initial brake power.

The reviewer discusses their experience with the KAPVOE Photochromic Cycling Sunglasses, comparing them to Oakley Sutro sunglasses. They mention receiving the sunglasses quickly, noting the packaging includes a hard case, a soft case, and a cleaning cloth. The reviewer highlights the photochromatic lenses, which change color based on UV exposure, and appreciates the spring action of the arms. They tested the sunglasses during a morning run and found them comfortable and effective in both dark and sunny conditions. Despite some minor drawbacks, they highly recommend the sunglasses for cyclists on a budget.