All Reviews

The reviewer chose the Wheeltop EDS TX as the groupset for their budget carbon road bike build. They describe it as a fully wireless electronic groupset, which means less cables and easier setup. They purchased it from the official Wheeltop store to ensure authenticity and future warranty support, costing €639. They position it as a key component that allows for a high-performance feature (wireless electronic shifting) at a significantly lower total bike cost compared to typical market prices.

The reviewer mentions the RideNow TPU inner tubes briefly when discussing the wheel and tire setup. They state that these TPU inner tubes are used inside the Continental GP 5000 tires and express personal approval of them, noting their lightweight nature and ease of portability.

The reviewer mentions the BUCKLOS pedals briefly as part of their budget bike build. They state the pedals are SPD-compatible and were chosen because the reviewer already uses the same setup on their gravel bike, avoiding the need to invest in road pedals or shoes. The pedals cost €9.

The reviewer discusses the HYGGE Aerodynamic carbon frame MODEL S CARBON FRAME as part of their budget bike build. They highlight that it is a full carbon frame, lightweight, and aerodynamic, made with EPS molding for a smooth finish and strong strength-to-weight ratio. The frame comes with an integrated handlebar, fork, and seat post, all purchased from AliExpress for a total cost of €668. The reviewer mentions the frame size is small, paired with a 90 mm stem and 400 mm wide integrated handlebar.

The reviewer extensively discusses the QUICK PRO ER:ONE AERO Road Bike FRAMESET throughout the video, highlighting it as their favorite bike they've owned. They praise its performance, stiffness, power transfer, and comfort, noting it has replaced their Tarmac SL8 as their go-to bike. The frame is described as a full aero race bike weighing around 850 grams, with a mix of design elements from other high-end bikes. The reviewer mentions its competitive price point and customizable color options. They also discuss specific features like the wide front fork, disc brake placement, and tire clearance.

The reviewer discusses the NEWBOLER Bicycle Light Front 10000Lumen Bike Light extensively, highlighting its extreme brightness, build quality, and versatility. They mention purchasing it from AliExpress for $41, noting its 10,000 lumen output, which is 5-10 times brighter than a car headlight. The light features a 10,000mAh battery, USB-C charging, and can function as a power bank. It comes with multiple modes (flood light, spotlight, highlight, and flashlight), an LED display for battery life, and is IP65 waterproof. The reviewer praises its performance in off-road conditions but cautions against urban use due to its intensity. They compare it to 400 and 1,400 lumen lights, showing significant superiority in brightness and light distribution.

The reviewer discusses the SUNRIMOON S42 MICHAEL helmet as one of two models received from the company. They state the construction quality feels very good and substantial, with a thicker padding than their reference helmet (POC Octal X). The fit is described as phenomenal due to three adjustment mechanisms (height, width via a twist dial, and side straps) and it sits securely on the head. The helmet uses a magnetic lock clasp system similar to Fidlock. The reviewer notes it has gutters to prevent insects from flying directly onto the head. They have worn it outside and found it comfortable without excessive sweating. However, they note it lacks MIPS technology and does not have notches for storing sunglasses, unlike the other model. The reviewer also mentions cosmetic quality control issues like paint overspray, but for the S42 Michael specifically, the height adjustment mechanism is stiff and secure, unlike the problematic white model. They conclude the S42 Michael is a solid helmet they will wear, and at $75, it represents a worthwhile investment, but due to broader quality control issues across the brand, they cannot currently recommend the company.

The reviewer discusses the SUNRIMOON CS-43 PHANTOM helmet as one of two models received from the company. They describe it as a white helmet in a higher price category. The reviewer notes it has a very good fit, substantial construction, and a comfortable magnetic clasp system similar to Fidlock. However, they highlight several significant issues: cosmetic errors like peeling stickers on the sunglass indentation, a lack of MIPS technology, and a critical quality control failure where the height adjustment mechanism is excessively loose, moving on its own. This flaw leads the reviewer to state they would not feel safe wearing it, especially in an impact scenario. They conclude they cannot recommend this specific helmet.

The reviewer discusses the Gaciron CETUS-1700 bike light, which they received for free from the Chinese brand. They used it for several weeks and were impressed with its performance, build quality, and features. They highlight its narrow road-specific beam, good quality bracket, USB-C charging, and high brightness of 1700 lumens. They also mention the light's aerodynamic design claim, waterproof rating, and lock function, and they recommend it as a strong, affordable high-powered light.

The reviewer mentions the Bar Ends TT Mounts For SRAM Etap AXS Wireless Blips Shifter Extension Bar Mount as a 3D printed part from AliExpress that they used to mount their SRAM Etap AXS wireless blips. They describe it as working well with their setup, mentioning it is backed with double-sided sticky tape and has handlebar tape added for comfort. The reviewer notes that it allows for easy gear shifting from the mounted position.

The reviewer chose the AERORAPTOR 50 WAVE 700c carbon wheelset for his bike build, noting they look amazing, are tubeless compatible, and have an excellent weight-to-cost ratio at 1,416g total weight for €360.

The reviewer mentions using Goodyear Eagle F1 tires in a different color variation, noting they look incredible with a brown color that adds something extra to the rim and tire.

The reviewer chose the ZTTO 11-speed ultralight cassette for his bike build, noting it is significantly more affordable than 12-speed setups while delivering comparable performance. He selected it specifically for its lightweight properties and expressed curiosity about its long-term durability.