All Reviews

The reviewer briefly mentions the RIRO Center Lock Disc Brake Rotor as the disc he is currently using on his CRUX bike. He notes that it is quite light, weighing almost the same as XTR or Dura-Ace rotors, and is inexpensive.

The reviewer briefly mentions the BUCKLOS handlebar tape, stating that it is the tape he currently uses on his handlebars. He notes that it has a thickness of 3 mm, which provides good comfort, and that it is very inexpensive. He mentions that he replaces his handlebar tape every 4 months on average, and because this tape is cheap, it is worth it.

The reviewer discusses the use of tubeless tire valves for carbon rims, specifically mentioning Presta valves in lengths 40, 50, 65, and 80mm with detachable brass cores and caps for MTB bikes. He does not provide a detailed review of a specific product but mentions the importance of tubeless setup and recommends using tubeless valves as part of a gravel bike build.

The reviewer briefly mentions the ZRACE UNCHAINED crankset in the context of a bike build, but does not provide a detailed review. He mentions it as an option for a post-mount brake adapter, but does not discuss its features, performance, or quality.

The reviewer briefly mentions the T47 threaded bottom bracket in the context of a gravel bike build, noting that it is the correct choice for the frame and recommending steel bearings over ceramic for cost-effectiveness.

The reviewer briefly mentions the ELITA ONE MTB Carbon Fiber Seat Post as a classic choice for the bike build, but does not provide detailed commentary or review of this specific component.

The reviewer discusses the Spcycle G028 Gravel frame, highlighting its features such as tire clearance for up to 57mm or MTB tires, a dropped bottom bracket for stability, and a longer reach for better fit. He notes that the frame is made by Tantan, a reputable Chinese manufacturer, and comes with a DH dropout and internal storage. He recommends the frame for its geometry and versatility, though he mentions the chainstay length is a bit long but acceptable.

The reviewer recommends the RYET Carbon 3D Printed Saddle, mentioning it as a good option for a custom gravel bike build. He suggests it as a lightweight saddle, but does not provide a detailed review or personal experience with it.

The reviewer tested the TUKUS Bluefin Turbo-SR wheels and found them to be very comfortable, absorbing road vibration well, likely due to the corrugated spokes. They also noted good stiffness and power transfer, with no undue flex during climbing. The wheels are visually striking and bling, though some riders found them toyish or overdone. The reviewer gave them an 11/10 for aesthetics. The wheels come with a 3-year warranty and are UCI approved. The price is $1,226, with a discount code 'odd cycle 12' for 12% off.

The reviewer discusses the Serenade Snakeskin Carbon Road Wheelset, which he uses on his Cannondale Evo Six Lab 71. He notes that he accidentally ordered a 65mm front and rear instead of the intended 45mm front and 65mm rear. He praises the wheelset's performance, stiffness, and finishing, and mentions setting a personal record on a climb. He compares it favorably to his Two Coast wheelset and Chris King hub wheelset, but notes some front wheel flex during sprints and concerns about crosswind stability due to the high profile. He also mentions that ceramic bearings are not an option on the website and must be requested via WhatsApp, and he is unsure if ceramic bearings are actually installed. Overall, he strongly recommends the wheelset.

The reviewer tested the MOVING Aim One SL1200cs 50D Ultralight Carbon Wheelset and found it to be one of the lightest carbon wheels under $1,000, with impressive weight savings and aerodynamic carbon spokes. However, internal carbon quality was noted as messy, and spoke tension was inconsistent on some sides.