All Reviews

The reviewer provides an overview of the Elitewheels Drive G36 gravel wheelset, highlighting its new design, features, and improvements over the previous Marvel G36 model. He discusses the rim profile, hub design, spoke patterns, weight savings, and overall build quality, expressing positive expectations for its performance.

The reviewer discusses the Light Bicycle Falcon Pro Turbo 50 wheels, highlighting their comfort, stability in crosswinds, and performance comparable to higher-end wheels. They note the wide internal rim width allows for lower tire pressure and increased comfort, and they were impressed with the wheels' climbing ability and overall ride quality.

The reviewer discusses their experience with a cheap 3D printed saddle purchased from AliExpress for about $70. They have used it for approximately a year and a half, covering around 6,000 miles, primarily on indoor training rides. The saddle has dimensions of 240 mm in length and 143 mm in width, with 7x9 carbon rails and a weight of about 199 g. The reviewer notes that the cushioning, especially in the sitbone area, has softened over time, making it less optimal for rides longer than 2 hours. Despite this, they still recommend the saddle due to its affordability and durability, suggesting that it offers good value for the price. They also mention that the saddle has survived two indoor winter seasons on Zwift, including long endurance rides. However, they have since switched to a narrower saddle (130 mm) due to changes in their bike fit.

The reviewer unboxes and examines the YOELEO SAT C45 DB Pro NxT Gravel Wheelset, highlighting its features and performance. They note the packaging is different from previous YOELEO wheel sets, resembling a presentation box. The wheelset comes with spare spokes, valve extenders, and a valve remover. The reviewer praises the aesthetic, mentioning the dark gray background with shiny logos and a Chinese symbol. The wheels are 45 mm deep, suitable for general gravel riding or competition. They are hooked, allowing use with tubes or tubeless, and have an internal width of 27.3 mm and external width of 34 mm. The reviewer appreciates the lack of rim holes, eliminating the need for rim tape, and the use of Tor800 carbon fiber with beefed-up sidewalls (3.65 mm). The wheels weigh 740 g (rear) and 630 g (front), totaling 1370 g. The reviewer also mentions the ventilation holes to remove moisture, the Pillar Winged Arrow spokes (stainless steel, anodized black), and brass nipples for corrosion resistance. The hubs are center lock only, with 36 engagements per revolution, and feature a free hub saver to prevent cassette bite. The reviewer tests the wheels for trueness, lateral deviation, concentricity, and spoke tension, finding excellent results. They also discuss tire compatibility, recommending tires from 35 to 53 mm, and demonstrate inflation with various tire sizes.

The reviewer discusses the ICAN Graro Carbon Gravel Bike Frame as the basis for a budget gravel bike build. He notes that the frame is made by ICAN, has been available for about a year, and is offered in seven colorways with an option for custom paint. The frame set includes frame, forks, seat post, headset, and necessary components for £717. He mentions that the frame uses a T47 bottom bracket and a UDH derailleur hanger. He praises the frame's ease of building and notes that it comes with a beautiful paint job. He plans to test the frame thoroughly in a future video.

The reviewer provides a positive assessment of the Magicshine Bike Radar Tail Light, stating it works well, offers good value, and has useful features like side panels for increased visibility. He addresses criticisms from other reviewers by sharing his own testing experience where it didn't miss vehicles.

The reviewer presents a detailed review of the Bryton Rider S810, describing it as Bryton's new flagship computer. They highlight its large, clear screen with a smaller bezel, excellent visibility, and a 50-hour battery life. Key features discussed include the routable navigation that works without a phone, the Climb Challenge feature, ambient light sensor, Strava Live Segments integration, and extensive connectivity (Bluetooth & ANT+). The reviewer demonstrates its use on the road, praising the screen and touch responsiveness, even with gloves or water. They note the device integrates well with the Bryton app. However, they identify a bug where the auto-route function for distances over 15-20 miles gets stuck in a loop and mention that re-routing can be slow.

The reviewer discusses their purchase of a cheap steel road bike frame from AliExpress, specifically the 700Cx30C SEABOARD CR05 Road Bike Frame. They mention the frame's construction from chromium-molybdenum steel, its compatibility with 30C tires, and the inclusion of a carbon fiber fork with disc brake mounts and thru-axle compatibility (100x12mm front and 142x12mm rear). The reviewer notes the frame's clear coat finish, which shows the brushed steel, and its XL size. They also highlight the internal routing for the rear brake hose and external routing for gear cables. The frame's weight is measured at 2.24 kilos, which is noted as average for steel frames.

The reviewer discusses the NO.6 45/50 UD SUPERLIGHT CARBON SPOKE DISC WHEELSET, noting that he is using a unique combination of a 45mm front wheel and a 58mm rear wheel, which is not currently available as a stock option. He praises the wide inner width of the front wheel for providing comfort without sacrificing speed, and mentions the wheelset's light weight (just over 1300g) and good looks. He considers it a very good all-rounder and appreciates the innovation in the wheel space.

The reviewer discusses the NO.6 50/58 SUPERLIGHT AERO UD CARBON SPOKE DISC WHEELSET, noting that they have been riding a mixed setup with a 45mm deep front wheel and a 58mm rear wheel. They praise the comfort provided by the wide inner width and the overall performance, calling it a great all-rounder. They also mention that the wheels are light, aerodynamic, and look good, and they appreciate the innovation in the wheel space.

Claudio reviews the Elitewheels Marvel Gravel G36 wheelset, praising its value, performance, and durability after three months of use in Mexico. He highlights the noticeable power transfer, ride comfort, and the benefits of the 25mm internal rim width with wider tires. He recommends the wheelset for gravel riding and mentions a 20% off sale with a discount code.

The reviewer tests the CYCPLUS AS2 Pro electric mini pump, finding it convenient and faster than manual pumps, with good build quality and useful features like a digital pressure gauge and automatic shutoff. However, he notes it is expensive, loud, and gets hot during use.

The reviewer discusses the Elitewheels Drive II (referred to as 'Drive 2') as the new generation replacing the original Drive wheels. He has not personally tested the Drive II but has seen its launch characteristics. He praises the original Drive D50 after two years of extensive use and encourages viewers to consider the new Drive II, especially with a 20% discount code 'Andrea20' valid until March 3rd.

The reviewer discusses the CYCPLUS AS2 Pro Tiny E-Pump for Bike as part of a comparison of portable electronic bike pumps. They highlight its compact size, digital display, programmable pressure setting, and included accessories. The reviewer notes that it performed well in inflation tests, reaching 50 psi in 37 seconds, and delivered four inflations from its 420 mAh battery. They mention that the buttons are small and fiddly, especially with gloves, and that the screen and buttons are not on the nozzle side, which could be improved.

The reviewer presents the XMCS T1100 26IW 20/20H Carbon Spoke wheels from Carbon Speed, highlighting their high-quality construction, wide internal channel, and lightweight design. He praises the use of T1100 carbon fiber, ceramic bearings, and 54-tooth engagement hub, noting the wheels are customizable and offered at an attractive price. He plans to test them on the road in a future video.