
ELITEWHEELS Carbon Wheels Disc Brake 700c Road Bike Wheelset ENT UCI Quality Carbon Rim Center Lock Or 6-blot Bock Road Cycling
Wheels
The reviewer discusses the Elitewheels carbon wheels as part of their bike build, expressing high satisfaction with them. They mention the wheels are 25mm wide with a 50mm deep aero profile, extremely lightweight at 1.6 kilos combined, and cost £275 for the pair. The wheels have performed well over 3,000 miles, including long-distance rides like Essex to London to Paris and the Hundred Mile Ride London route, without any issues.
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Pros
- Extremely lightweight at 1.6 kilos combined
- 50mm deep aero profile
- 25mm wide
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Key Points
- 25mm wide
- 50mm deep aero profile
- 1.6 kilos combined weight
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SENSAH EMPIRE PRO 2x12 Groupset
Groupset
The reviewer, Diwa from Wiser Biker, tested the Sensah Empire Pro groupset for over a year and 2,000 km. He found it to be a lightweight, affordable 2x12 speed groupset with carbon fiber components, offering good value compared to Shimano 105, but noted some issues with shifting lever throw and difficulty in tuning.
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Pros
- Lightweight: shifters 90g lighter than Shimano 105, rear derailleur 30g lighter, total 120g lighter for shifters and derailleurs.
- Affordable: priced at $193 USD or 263 Singapore dollars, significantly cheaper than Shimano 105.
- Carbon fiber brake lever and rear derailleur cage.
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Cons
- Cannot brake and shift simultaneously.
- Large lever throw for shifting, which can cause wrist discomfort.
- More difficult to tune and index compared to Shimano groupsets.
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Key Points
- Shifters weigh 410g per pair; Shimano 105 shifters weigh 500g.
- Front derailleur weighs 95g (same as Shimano 105).
- Rear derailleur weighs 195g (30g lighter than Shimano 105).
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Shimano Center Lock Disc Rotor XTR RT MT900 DEORE XT SLX MT800 RT CL800 CL900 RT70 Hydraulic Dura Ace Bicycle Brake Disc Rotor
Disc-RotorsGot mine here. They have 140+160 MT800 and MT900 too. Very fast shipping to me in US.

ONIRII Bike Rotor160mm Centerlock 6 Bolt Disc Brake Rotor Heat Dissipation for Road , MTB XC / Folding / Touring Bicycle NEW
Disc-RotorsAll I do is climb and descend and I think the Onirii rotors are legit. They're being used by the sponsored Onirii pro race teams in Asia. Plus they make a cool whooshing sound when you brake!

ONIRII Bike Rotor160mm Centerlock 6 Bolt Disc Brake Rotor Heat Dissipation for Road , MTB XC / Folding / Touring Bicycle NEW
Disc-RotorsI've been using these Onirii rotors. I just weighed them last night and they weigh 102g for rotor + 7g for lock ring. The Onirii stuff has been really top notch. I ended up buying a 2nd pair rotors for one of my road bike after good experiences with the 1st pair I tried on my other road bike.

Trifox X18
Frame
The reviewer examines the Trifox X18 carbon road bike frame, noting significant improvements over the previous X16 model. He finds the frame visually appealing with clean paintwork, well-applied logos, and good external finishing. Internally, he praises the clean construction using EPS molding technique, which is unusual at this price point. While generally impressed, he mentions some minor concerns and plans to test problem areas in a future build video.
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Pros
- Paintwork is really nice with no defects or scratches
- Logos and text are well applied under clear coat
- Brake mounts are completely clean (not painted over)
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Cons
- Stem walls are quite thick making handlebar/stem combo heavier than expected
- Some overspray on steerer tube (but not concerning)
- Bottom bracket threads have some swarf/leftover material from tapping
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Key Points
- Frame model: Trifox X18
- Price: Normally $659, reviewer paid $593 (~£460)
- Weight: Just over 1.5kg for frame, fork, and seat post
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Elves Vanyar Pro
Frame
The reviewer provides an in-depth analysis of the Elves Vanyar Pro 2024 disc frame, noting its lightweight climbing-oriented design, matte black paint with minimal decals, and overall build quality. They highlight the frame's geometry, internal finishing, and component weights, concluding it offers good value compared to Western brands.
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Pros
- Matte black paint job is sleek and minimalist with no imperfections
- Frame is lightweight, especially for a climbing bike
- Internal finishing is clean with no carbon shards or fraying
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Cons
- Seat post provided was longer than needed for size 50 frame, requiring trimming
- Slight overspray on fork crown race
- Frame weight (1000g for size 50) is higher than claimed (870g for size 47 unpainted)
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Key Points
- Frame size tested: 50 (reviewer usually rides size 52)
- Claimed frame weight: 870g for size 47 unpainted; actual weight: 1000g for size 50
- Fork weight: claimed 430g, actual 417g
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TRIGON AR01
Frame
The reviewer discusses the TRIGON AR01 as a high-end carbon road bike from a Taiwanese brand that manufactures for prestigious brands. It is described as an 'all-round' bike, not the lightest nor most aero, but a balance of both. The bike features aero-optimized tube shapes, dimples on the fork, down tube, and head tube to trip airflow, and removable fairings on the disc calipers. The reviewer praises the integrated one-piece handlebar with climbing shifters, the T47 bottom bracket for smooth spinning, and the overall build quality. The bike is set up for an ultra-endurance race with a compact chainset, 11-34 cassette, 160mm rotors, and waxed chain.
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Pros
- High-end carbon frame from a reputable Taiwanese manufacturer
- Aero features including dimples and removable caliper fairings
- Integrated one-piece handlebar with climbing shifters
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Cons
- Not the lightest bike
- Not the most aero bike
- Removable fairings are not UCI legal (but can be removed)
Key Points
- TRIGON AR01 stands for 'all round'
- Frame has dimples on fork, down tube, and head tube to trip airflow
- Removable fairings on front and rear disc calipers to reduce drag
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Trifox X18
Frame
The reviewer shares their experience with the Trifox Carbon Road Bike Frame X18 after over a year and thousands of miles of ownership. They describe it as an all-rounder frame suitable for various riding styles, with good compliance and versatility.
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Pros
- Versatile all-rounder design suitable for climbing, endurance, and aero riding
- Clean look with internal cable routing
- Budget-friendly compared to Western brands
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Cons
- Internal cable routing can be tricky during assembly
Key Points
- Made for riders who want one bike for all purposes
- Similar geometry, handling, and ride feel to Western brands
- Sweet spot for climbers and those who prefer riding on flat terrain
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TanTan TT-X38
Frame
The reviewer discusses the Tantan X38 Aero frame set extensively throughout the video. They highlight its super aero profile, lightweight construction (approximately 1100 grams unpainted), and affordable price point of around $700 including shipping. The frame is described as unapologetically aero, resembling the Scott Foil RC Pro, and offers a comfortable ride despite its aggressive look. The reviewer mentions the frame's geometry is suitable for most people but notes it lacks refinement over rough roads compared to more expensive frames. They also discuss the frame's compatibility with various components, including a T47 bottom bracket and hidden cable routing.
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Pros
- Super aero profile
- Lightweight (approximately 1100 grams unpainted)
- Affordable price point ($700 including shipping)
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Cons
- Lacks refinement over rough roads
- Not as stiff as more expensive frames
- Geometry may not suit all riders (stack and head tube are tall)
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Key Points
- Super aero profile resembling Scott Foil RC Pro
- Approximately 1100 grams unpainted
- $700 price including shipping
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ELITEWHEELS SLT Road Carbon Wheels Aero 3K Twill Brake Ceramic Bearing Hub Pillar 1423 Spoke Clincher Tubeless Wheelset
Wheels
The ELITEWHEELS SLT Road Carbon Wheels Aero 3K Twill Brake Ceramic Bearing Hub Pillar 1423 Spoke Clincher Tubeless Wheelset is not mentioned in this video. The reviewer discusses a different set of Elite Wheels, specifically 88mm deep carbon wheels with a 25mm width, smooth brake track, and clincher style.
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SENSAH EMPIRE HRD 2x11s
Groupset
The reviewer discusses the SENSAH EMPIRE HRD 2x11s Road Bike Hydraulic Disc Brake Front Derailleur Rear Derailleur Carbon Shifter Bike Parts extensively, highlighting its performance, design, and value. They note that it is a pre-release version of a 12-speed hydraulic group set from Sensah, a Chinese manufacturer. The reviewer praises the braking performance, shifting quality, and overall robustness, but also points out some issues with the shifting mechanism and comfort for smaller hands.
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Pros
- Best Chinese group set the reviewer has ever used
- Braking performance is phenomenal, especially on the hoods
- Shifters have a nice solid robust feel
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Cons
- Shifters are on the large side and not the prettiest to look at
- Shifting mechanism requires quite big hands to make full use of
- Overshift safety feature is non-functional on the right shifter in the pre-release version
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Key Points
- 12-speed hydraulic group set
- Carbon pulley cage on rear derailleur
- Steel cage on front derailleur is more robust
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YOELEO R11 DB
Frame
The reviewer analyzed the YOELEO R11 DB Disc Brake Frameset by cutting it in half and comparing it to other frames. The frame shows generous carbon layup in key areas like the seat tube and bottom bracket, with a focus on strength. Internal finish is clean with minor imperfections, but overall construction appears robust, especially in the fork and head tube.
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Pros
- Thick carbon layup in seat tube and bottom bracket for strength
- Clean internal finish with no overspray in head tube bearing seats
- Fork crown race is solid and thick, comparable to high-end brands
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Cons
- Some dry areas and small internal blisters, indicating less resin impregnation
- Top tube radiuses are less gentle, potentially more prone to delamination
- Internal adhesive strips from manufacturing process are unusual
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Key Points
- Frame uses 3K low modulus weave in head tube and bottom bracket for stiffness
- Seat tube carbon thickness nearly double that of Trifox X10
- Fork is solid carbon throughout (disc brake, no caliper bolt hole)
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M5x12mm Bike Bottle Bolts For Risk Bicycle Water Bottle Cage Bolts Fixed Screw Air Pump Bracket Screw Accessories
Bottle-Cages
The reviewer mentions the M5x12mm Bike Bottle Bolts For Risk Bicycle Water Bottle Cage Bolts Fixed Screw Air Pump Bracket Screw Accessories in the context of upgrading their bike's bottle cages. They purchased titanium screws from the same brand (Risk) for their new carbon cages, which arrived in a cute little box with foam protection. The reviewer includes these screws in the weight calculations for the new setup, noting that the titanium screws contribute to the overall weight savings.
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Pros
- Arrived in a cute little box with foam protection
- Contributes to weight savings when paired with carbon cages
- From the same brand (Risk) as other satisfactory products
Key Points
- M5x12mm size
- Titanium material
- From the brand Risk
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4pcs Carbon Fiber Stem Bolts Titanium Alloy Mountain Road Bike Stem Screw Nut Kits Bicycle Accessories
Screws
The 4pcs Carbon Fiber Stem Bolts Titanium Alloy Mountain Road Bike Stem Screw Nut Kits Bicycle Accessories is not mentioned in this video. The reviewer discusses titanium screws for bike stems but does not reference this specific product.
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