All Reviews

The reviewer discusses the iGPSPORT BSC500 and compares it with the iGPSPORT BSC500S (referred to as Binavi A). The BSC500 is noted for its brighter TFT display, voice navigation, and a bell feature, but it lacks physical buttons. The reviewer finds the BSC500's display more readable in shade, while the BSC500S has a transflective display that is better in sunlight. The BSC500 is slightly heavier and has a shorter battery life. The reviewer concludes that both devices are good, but the BSC500 is better for those who prefer a bright display and voice guidance, while the BSC500S is better for navigation and physical buttons.

The reviewer tested the TanTan TT-X71 Bicycle Full Carbon Light Weight Road Bike With WheelTop Wireless Electric Group Set carbon wheels and found it to be an exceptional value, praising its full carbon construction, electronic groupset, and carbon wheels for the price. They noted it rides well, is comfortable, and performs impressively, though they mentioned some drawbacks such as high-speed instability and a copied design.

The reviewer discusses the Winspace M6 frameset, highlighting its budget-friendly price, aerodynamic performance, and high-quality carbon materials, but notes compromises in comfort and crosswind stability compared to the T1600.

The reviewer discusses the Winspace T1600 Ultra frameset and the Hyper 2.0 riser handlebars. He highlights the frame's updated fork, UDH standard, and overall design. He weighs the components and notes the price increase. He also discusses the fit implications of the riser handlebars and shares his initial impressions.

The reviewer and a friend tested the ICAN G25 SL gravel wheels over several months, including a gravel riding weekend in the Lake District. The friend, who previously rode the older G25 model, found the new wheels to be faster when putting in effort, but similar for casual riding. The reviewer later inspected the wheels in the workshop, noting they remained true despite heavy use and had clean hub internals, though the freehub grease was dirty. Overall, the reviewer recommends the wheels, especially for those upgrading from stock alloy wheels, but suggests that owners of the previous G25 model may not notice a significant difference.

The reviewer discusses the Avenger Shuttle SL, a super light version of the Shuttle model from the Chinese brand Avenger. He built it with a mix of components, achieving a very low weight of 6.45 kg. He praises its climbing abilities, comfort, stiffness, and value, noting that it is an all-round frame made with Toray T1100 carbon fiber. He recommends it for riders seeking a high-quality, lightweight bike at a low price, particularly for hilly or mountainous terrain.

The reviewer discusses the NO.6 Superlight wheelset, noting its wide inner width, aerodynamic depth, and overall performance. They highlight its speed, stability in crosswinds, comfort, and attractive design, concluding it is one of the best all-rounder wheelsets they have ridden.

The reviewer briefly mentions the UNO Ultralight Bike Stem in the context of a gravel bike build, suggesting it as a stem option but noting that it may look odd on the frame with integrated cable routing, recommending a different stem with a round top cap instead.

The reviewer briefly mentions a handlebar with 37 degrees drop, 80mm reach, fully hidden wiring, and matte finish, but does not provide a detailed review. It is listed as an option for the gravel bike build, with the reviewer noting a preference for a separate stem and handlebar over an integrated one due to the smaller drop of the separate handlebar.

The reviewer briefly mentions the GOLDIX 12 Speed Ultralight MTB Cassette as a lightweight option for a gravel bike build, but does not provide a detailed review of its performance or durability.

The reviewer discusses the Shimano GRX RX610 shifter and RX400 brake as part of a gravel bike build. He notes that the 1x12s version is not available, so he recommends the 2x12s version, which requires using both shifters even though only one is needed, leaving the left lever as a dummy. He mentions that the Shimano shifter has a slightly better tactile feel and shifting quality compared to alternatives, but it costs more. He also comments on the durability of Shimano shifters, noting that they can develop play over time if not maintained, particularly the clutch mechanism.

The reviewer discusses the LTWOO Hydraulic 12s GRT 1X12 Speed Gravel Bike groupset, specifically the GRT Carbon Fibre Rear Derailleur and GRT 12S Alloy Rear Derailleur. He mentions that the groupset is available in Brazil and recommends it as a good option, noting that it is electronic and reasonably priced. He shares a cautionary tale about a friend who had a pin come loose on the derailleur, but the Chinese seller provided a replacement under warranty. He advises buyers to disassemble the derailleur and apply threadlocker to prevent this issue.