All Reviews

The reviewer briefly mentions the SAVA A7L Pro, which he purchased about a year ago for $1,557, and compares it to the SAVA TT X71. He notes that the SAVA A7L Pro has 28mm max tire clearance, ships with 25mm tires, and has a mechanical 105 groupset. He also mentions that it arrived slightly damaged in the post, but SAVA covered the repair costs. He recommends the SAVA TT X71 over the SAVA A7L Pro due to better tire clearance, electronic groupset, and undamaged delivery.

The reviewer tested the RACEWORK carbon pedals over about 1,000 kilometers and found them to be good but not amazing. They are priced at $42, with a $5 discount available, making them $37. The pedals are carbon fiber and have held up well, but they have a stiff spring-based clip system and are heavier than expected. The reviewer ranked them 77% on their cycling gear leaderboard, considering them a decent budget buy.

The reviewer gives a very early first impressions review of the 2025 RYET TT01 Triathlon Saddle, having only taken it out on two rides. They bought it with their own money for $134, but note it is currently available for about $122. They purchased it seeking a more comfortable saddle for their Trek Domane SL 5, especially when in an aero position with clip-on aero bars. They find it super comfortable, both in aero and non-aero positions, with thick padding that is slightly harder but provides enough support. It is more comfortable than their stock saddle and slightly more comfortable than their previous cheaper Riot 3D printed saddle. They rate it 8.5 for quality, 8 for function, and 8 for value, giving an overall 82% on their leaderboard, but caution that this score may change with more kilometers.

The reviewer discusses the 10PLUS Ceramic Bearing 45T Star Ratchet Carbon Wheels E Series Pro Sapim Cx Ray Disc Brake 700c Lightweight Road Racing Wheelset, praising its value for money. He notes that it performs 90% as well as wheels costing $700-$900, and highlights its responsive star ratchet hub, lack of hidden custom fees, and above-industry-standard warranty. However, he mentions the wheels are on the heavier side at 1,636g and have a narrower internal width of 21mm, which may not be optimal for wider tires.

The reviewer discusses a bike stand they purchased from AliExpress that they do not recommend. They mention that while it works and holds the bike, there is a design flaw where the legs do not lock in place, causing instability and near falls. They prefer a different, more stable stand that they have purchased multiple times.

The reviewer briefly discusses the ROCKBROS bike stand, noting that it works and holds the bike, but he dislikes that the legs are not locked in place and tend to fold, making the stand unstable and nearly causing the bike to fall. He finds it annoying and prefers a different stand.

The reviewer highly praises the YKYWBIKE 2026 Men's Cycling Bib Shorts, calling them the favorite item ever bought on AliExpress. They are described as extremely comfortable, even for long rides, and feature three pockets. The reviewer gives them a 93% score on their cycling gear leaderboard, the highest in the database.

The reviewer discusses the GEOID CC700 Pro bike computer, noting that it was provided by the company for review. They highlight its excellent value compared to Garmin, praising its large, bright 2.8-inch color screen, fast startup, customizable data fields, and IPX7 waterproofing. They recommend it highly.

The reviewer demonstrates the installation of the Gaciron LOOP-100 rear light on multiple bikes, highlighting its versatile mounting options for different seat post types. They praise its stability and appearance.

The reviewer tested the UpVine PRO+ 2 wheels, noting they are well-built, stiff, stable, and feature innovative safety spokes. However, they are expensive and offer similar performance to the cheaper first generation, making them a questionable value.

The reviewer provides a detailed quantitative analysis of the Elitewheels Drive SL 48D road wheels, noting their construction, spoke tension, and performance over several hundred miles. They highlight the wheels' high quality, even spoke tension, and minimal runout, while also mentioning a slight aerodynamic instability in crosswinds. The reviewer appreciates the external nipples and the ratchet freewheel mechanism, and notes that Elite Wheels is a reputable brand despite being Chinese.

The reviewer discusses the MTB Boost XMCS 32.5mm IW 53mm depth T1100 carbon 700C gravel bike wheelsets with 28/28H M306 hubs and Sapim CX-Ray spokes, highlighting their suitability for converted mountain bikes. He praises the tubeless compatibility, stiffness, and wide internal width, and notes the wheelset weighs less than 1500g. He also mentions the availability of lighter and intermediate configurations, and provides pricing details.

The reviewer presents the OG-EVKIN KYLIN PRO, a gravel frame released in 2026, in both Pro Race and Pro Travel versions. He details its features, weights, and build, noting the Pro Travel's internal storage hatch and fork-mounted bosses. He examines multiple colors, praises the frame's quality and value, and compares it to his previous model.

The reviewer praises the Ravemen FR1500 flashlight for its brightness, versatile mounting options, and additional features like a remote mount and USB-C charging. They also appreciate the included taillight CL200 for its mounting flexibility and visibility.

The reviewer discusses the Winspace T1600 Ultra frameset and its accompanying Hyper 2.0 riser handlebars. He praises the bike's stiffness, responsiveness, and stability at high speeds, noting it feels similar to his previous Cervelo Aero. However, he criticizes the riser handlebars for their excessive stack height, poor design of the computer mount, and uncomfortable top section. He also notes the bike is not ideal for climbing due to its weight.