All Reviews

The reviewer discusses the Ridenow TPU inner tubes, specifically recommending the upgraded version with a metal valve head over the plastic version due to better durability.

The reviewer discusses the Dery rain and wind jacket, which appears to be the DAREVIE jacket, praising its rainbow reflective design and waterproof capabilities.

The reviewer discusses the TanTan TT-X68 frame, noting it is a Chinese frame very similar to an SL8. The bike is mostly built with AliExpress parts, but the frame and wheels are not from AliExpress.

The reviewer provides a long-term review of the LTWOO V3 eRX/eR9 electronic groupset after approximately 7,000 kilometers of use. He describes it as a semi-wireless Chinese groupset with shifters communicating wirelessly to derailleurs that are hardwired to a seatpost battery. Overall, his experience has been very positive, finding it well-made, functional, and enjoyable to use, though he notes some minor issues.

The reviewer purchases the Spcycle R088 carbon road bike frame from AliExpress for his £2,000 bike build project. He selected it because it matched his criteria for a carbon disc brake road frame with a traditional shape, internal cable routing, and was available in his size and a matte white finish for custom painting. He details the ordering, shipping, and unboxing process, noting the frame was well-packaged despite a battered box. Upon inspection, he finds the frame visually appealing with some minor cosmetic flaws. He weighs the frame and components, finding them slightly heavier than claimed. He then custom paints the frame with high-vis yellow accents and a clear coat. Overall, he is pleased with the frame for the price but acknowledges uncertainties about its long-term safety and points out several minor finish imperfections compared to major brands.

The reviewer presents the Winspace G3, a new gravel frameset that replaces the G2. He highlights its modern design, aerodynamic features, and versatility for both gravel and road riding. He notes improvements in weight and finish, and mentions it can accommodate mechanical groupsets. He weighs the frame, seatpost, and fork, and plans to build it with Shimano GRX Di2.

The reviewer discusses the FARSPORTS 2026 EVO S Series Carbon Spokes Wheelset, highlighting its improvements over the previous model, including increased stiffness, reduced weight, wider external rim width, and redesigned carbon spokes. He praises the inclusion of CeramicSpeed bearings, the lightweight construction, and the overall value, while noting some minor concerns such as the lack of spare spokes and the need for specialized tools.

The reviewer discusses the Magicshine HORI 900 front light, highlighting its features, performance, and value. He demonstrates its modes, pairing with a remote, and mounting options, and notes that it works well as a day and night flasher. He mentions a Black Friday deal and recommends it for commuting.

The reviewer discusses the Evolve CIMA Speed Artist frameset, praising its high-quality construction, extensive included accessories, and competitive pricing compared to established brands. They highlight the use of premium components like CeramicSpeed headset bearings, UDH dropout, and BSA bottom bracket, as well as the thorough documentation and packaging. The reviewer notes the frameset's light weight (772g with paint) and aerodynamic design, developed with wind tunnel testing. They express strong overall approval but mention personal preference regarding the paint scheme and logo design.

The reviewer conducts a detailed unboxing and inspection of the Evolve Chima climbing frame. They are highly impressed with the overall quality, noting its extremely lightweight nature, immaculate internal and external finish, and high-quality components. The packaging is praised for being environmentally friendly with minimal plastic. The frame features full internal routing, a BSA 68mm bottom bracket, disc brakes, and what appears to be a UDH hanger. The reviewer uses a boroscope to examine the internal surfaces and finds them flawless, with no fraying, ripples, or layer shifts. They conclude it is a high-quality piece of gear from a premium Chinese brand.

The reviewer examines the FLEXTAIL Tiny Tire Pump 200, highlighting its integrated tail light and seat post mount as unique features. However, they criticize the mount's durability and compatibility, the ease of accidental activation, and the pump's slow performance. They also question the usefulness of the integrated light and note a significant performance drop after 25 cycles.

The reviewer unboxes the Winspace G3 gravel frameset, highlighting its packaging, design, and components. He notes the frame's glossy and matte finish, internal cable routing, and modern standards like thru-axles. He also examines the included Winspace Adventure handlebar, a one-piece integrated gravel-specific bar, and mentions that a build video will follow.

The reviewer provides a comprehensive review of the Winspace T1600, which is the latest aero frame from Winspace. They built the bike themselves and tested it over 1,000 kilometers. The reviewer states the T1600 is a stiff, fast, and surprisingly comfortable racing frame that feels racier and more aggressive than the Agile or SLC 5. It excels at high speeds (above 35-40 km/h), feels planted and stable in crosswinds and during descents, and is described as an 'absolute joy to ride.' The frame features a striking paint job and signature D-type intakes on the rear, which are said to contribute to lateral stiffness. However, the reviewer encountered several quality control issues during the build process, including a faulty seat post clamp, difficulty routing internal cables, and a problematic bike computer mount. They conclude that while the frame performs excellently, these initial issues should not occur at its price point.

The reviewer unboxes and tests the Magicshine HORI 900 bike light, highlighting its versatility with different mounts, its brightness, and battery life. They note it is designed for Garmin mounts but includes adapters for other computers. They used it on a long ride and found it lasted about 2 hours on the highest setting, which they consider decent. They also mention a Black Friday sale with discounts.

The reviewer tested the ThinkRider X2Max Smart Bike Trainer for several months, finding it offers impressive specs and ride quality for its affordable price, but noted some accuracy issues and compatibility limitations.