All Reviews

The reviewer tested the MOVING AIM ONE SL1200 Ultralight wheelset on their TCR bike for over 1000 km and highly recommends it, praising its build quality, performance, and value for money.

The reviewer provides a detailed setup and review of the Gaciron XIAOMAN-1000, a versatile five-in-one bike light that also functions as a flashlight, camping light, desk lamp, and battery bank. They highlight its unique design, multiple modes, and impressive brightness, and they demonstrate its mounting on a bike and its performance in dark conditions.

The reviewer tests the LTWOO GRT Disc 1x12s gravel hydraulic shifter with ZRACE XG flat mount brake caliper. He notes the shifter design is heavily inspired by Shimano, with the brake lever used for downshifting and a small paddle behind it for upshifting. The shifting performance is praised as very close to Shimano quality, smooth and predictable. However, the braking has excessive lever travel even after re-bleeding, which the reviewer suspects may be due to mismatched calipers (ZRACE XG) not being the intended L2 calipers. The build quality is good, and the price is around £229 on AliExpress, but the reviewer notes that Shimano GRX 1x12 is only slightly more expensive, making the value proposition less clear.

The reviewer presents the Avenger Shuttle SL as a superlight all-round carbon frame from Avenger Bike, a Chinese company founded in 2010. He highlights its ability to easily build under 7 kg, its competitive price, and its high-quality construction. He details the frame's features, weight, and included components, and expresses enthusiasm for building it with an Ultegra groupset.

The reviewer discusses the iGPSPORT SR Mini Smart Radar Taillight, a radar taillight that also functions as a rear light. He explains that he was initially unsure if he needed it but found it a game-changer for riding on country roads, allowing him to ride in the middle of the road for better asphalt and then move aside when cars approach. He highlights its compact size compared to competitors like Garmin and Varia, its various light modes, and its integration with bike computers and smartphones. The reviewer appreciates the automatic brightness increase when a car is detected, enhancing visibility for drivers. He recommends it for riders who frequently ride on country roads and value safety and performance, but notes it may not be necessary for city riders.

The reviewer discusses the MovingSports Aim One SL1200cs wheelset, highlighting its lightweight design, carbon fiber spokes, and affordable price point. He notes that the wheels perform well and compares favorably to more expensive options like Roval CLX IIs. He also mentions the 3-year warranty and the inclusion of a quality control report.

The reviewer discusses the ICAN Graro carbon gravel bike frame used in a custom build. The frame is part of a complete bike built for a customer, with an integrated cockpit and carbon wheels from ICAN. The reviewer estimates the total build cost at £2,500, calling it an absolute bargain for an all-carbon gravel bike with a wireless groupset.

The reviewer discusses the Ravemen FR1100 bike light, highlighting its brightness, multiple modes, and mounting compatibility with Garmin and Wahoo mounts. He demonstrates its use in daytime and nighttime conditions, praising its performance and build quality.

The reviewer praises the ICAN AERO 50 II Disc Carbon Road Bike Wheels for their exceptional lightness, stiffness, and value at around $636. They highlight the wheels' low weight of 1,247 grams for a 50mm rim depth, use of Sapim CX-Ray spokes, and improved D91 hub. However, they note average internal carbon finish and potential freehub body wear.

The reviewer tested the MovingSports Aim One SL1200 wheels and found them to be highly comfortable, responsive, and excellent value for money. They praised the low weight and good handling, but noted some drawbacks in wind stability and rim width for UK road conditions.

The reviewer tested the Tukus Bluefin Turbo SS wheels in windy, flat conditions and found them to offer excellent speed maintenance, control, and stability. They praised the build quality and unique aerodynamic design, noting the wheels perform best on flat roads and circuits. In climbing, the wheels felt heavier and less responsive, but they excelled in descents with precise handling. Overall, the reviewer was enthusiastic and recommended them for aero road bikes.

The reviewer praises the iGPSPORT BSC500 for its beautiful display, touch screen, voice navigation, and bright screen. They highlight its ease of use, sensor connectivity, and various features like smart notifications, bell function, and route recalculation.

The reviewer received a set of Superteam S-ALL Carbon N2 Rim Brake wheels and compares them to other wheels he owns, including the Prime RR50 and Winspace Lún Hyper. He finds them to be a great value, with competitive weight and good braking performance, though not quite as good as the Winspace. He notes the rims are narrower than modern standards, which affects tire profile and aerodynamics, but overall he is impressed and praises Superteam for still supporting rim brake bikes.

The reviewer states the YOELEO QianKun CS60 is an ultra-premium carbon wheel that is unquestionably better in performance than budget wheels like the Elite Wheels ENT 2.0, with significant differences in stiffness, power transfer, and overall feel, though it costs about five times more.

The reviewer compares the EliteWheels ENT 2.0 wheelset to the premium Yolio CS60, noting that while the ENT 2.0 offers exceptional value at $350, the performance gap with the $1,600 CS60 is significant in areas like stiffness, power transfer, and weight. The ENT 2.0 is praised for its affordability, reliability, and suitability for most riders, but falls short in high-performance metrics.