All Reviews

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.

The reviewer discusses the Winowsports TT19 Triathlon frame, which appears to be the same product as the Winowsports Chameleon Paint Carbon time trial TT Bike Frame High-end Triathlon Bike Frameset With HB052 handlebar - AliExpress 18. They mention purchasing it from AliExpress for approximately $1,200 Canadian, including the frame, handlebars, and armrests. The frame is described as a 54 cm medium size with a black gloss finish and Winow logo. The reviewer highlights its compatibility with 32 mm tires, Shimano BBR60 bottom bracket, and disc brakes. They also note the inclusion of various components like the fork, seat post, base bar, and armrests (specifically the HB052 model). The reviewer expresses optimism about the frame's quality but notes some imperfections in the bottom bracket area.

The reviewer discusses their experience with Xiamen Carbon Speed wheels, specifically mentioning a 50mm depth carbon road rim model. They highlight using these wheels for several months across different terrains and frame sets, noting their performance in various weather conditions. The reviewer emphasizes the wheels' specifications, including carbon spokes, ceramic bearings, and a 54-tooth Star ratchet design. They also mention the wheels' aerodynamic optimization, durability, and value for money.

The reviewer discusses the CYCPLUS M1 GPS Bike Computer and its accompanying C3 sensor, highlighting its features, performance, and value for amateur cyclists.

Brian reviews the Ravemen FR300 daytime running light for cycling, highlighting its 300 lumens brightness, six settings, and unique mounting option that attaches to a cycling computer via a Garmin quarter-turn mount. He tests it on the road and concludes it is effective as a daytime running light, visible from a good distance, but not suitable for nighttime or trail riding.

The reviewer, Dwayne Pedles, discusses the Ravemen FR300 front headlight, emphasizing its role in bicycle safety and daytime visibility. He highlights its unique feature of allowing a bike computer to be mounted on top of it, and he shares his positive experience using it during early morning rides in Miami.

The reviewer initially doubted the CYCPLUS AS2 Pro Tiny E-Pump but found it useful after trying it. He praises its accuracy and convenience for adjusting tire pressures, especially on the trail. He tests it on road, gravel, and mountain bike tires, noting it inflates them in 40-50 seconds. He considers it a good addition for travel and races, though he mentions it may not fully replace a hand pump for long trips due to battery limitations.

The reviewer discusses the SCHWALBE CLIK Valve as a new, recently brought-to-market valve standard backed by Schwalbe. They note that mountain bikers are often wary of new products, especially those that might complicate things or lock users into a new ecosystem, which makes some 'salty.' However, the reviewer finds the CLIK Valve compelling. They highlight its ease of use, lack of a top nut to unscrew, and the fact it can't be accidentally left open. The reviewer has installed CLIK valve cores on their cross-country bike for long-term testing. They compare it to USB-C, suggesting it's an improvement that may require adapters initially but could be better in the long run. Ultimately, they don't expect CLIK to kill off Presta valves anytime soon.