All Reviews

The reviewer introduces the Nepest MAUI 50 wheelset, highlighting its unidirectional carbon construction, lightweight design at 1300 grams, and inclusion of a wheel bag. He praises the ceramic bearings, 36-tooth ratchet freehub, and the UCI approval. During a climb, he notes a noticeable difference in acceleration compared to his heavier Roval wheels, concluding that the wheels feel solid and are a good option for those seeking top carbon wheels at a competitive price.

The reviewer discusses the WHEELTOP EDS TX Road Groupset Electronic Wireless Carbon, rim brake, 7-14s Speed in the context of a bike build. They mention receiving the groupset from Wheeltoop after meeting them at Eurobike. The reviewer plans to fit this groupset to their bike and notes it includes rare Mech, front Mech, and 2x drivetrain, but they will need to source the crank separately. They highlight that the levers feel like Shimano levers and mention one is flashing, indicating it's on but not paired. The reviewer notes that earlier reports of wobbliness have likely been fixed. They describe the rear Mech as feeling considerably heavier than Shimano 105, possibly due to the integrated battery. The front Mech is noted to look like a dead ringer for Shimano. The reviewer plans to cover the groupset in more detail in a separate video.

The reviewer provides a detailed review of the Magene C606 GPS bike computer, highlighting its features, performance, and usability. They mention it has a color touchscreen with navigation capabilities, smart alerts, and indoor training support. The device integrates well with other Magene devices and offers good value for its price. The reviewer tested its GPS accuracy, navigation functionality, and battery life, finding it generally reliable but with some limitations in navigation features and map zoom levels.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER 3 wheels, noting changes in finish, width, spokes, and hub. They highlight the wheels' lightness, comfort, and durability based on long-distance and gravel riding experience.

The reviewer discusses the new 2025 FARSPORTS S Series wheels, highlighting their carbon spokes, light weight, and value. He notes that the S Series offers competitive performance at a lower price than some rivals, though he mentions a slight loss of comfort compared to CRW wheels and a draggy freehub.

The reviewer discusses the FARSPORTS MY2026 Gravel X Series wheels, highlighting their impressive specs and value. He notes the range includes various models with steel or carbon spokes and different rim depths, all featuring hooked rims and no spoke holes. He praises the weight and price, and mentions that the wheels perform well, though he notes some drawbacks such as draggy freehubs and limited depth range.

The reviewer discusses the new 2025 FARSPORTS C Series wheels, highlighting their impressive specs and value. He notes that the C Series are steel-spoked wheels, available in depths of 35mm, 50mm, and 58mm, with weights ranging from 1,210g to 1,430g. The wheels feature hooked rims, no spoke holes, and are priced at $1,099. He praises their comfort and light weight, but notes some drawbacks such as a draggy freehub and limited depth range.

The reviewer, Alaric, provides a long-term review of the CYCPLUS T3 High-Power Smart Bike Trainer after using it for over seven months. He praises its smooth and quiet ride feel, accurate power measurement, and solid performance in various conditions, noting it is comparable to higher-end trainers. He mentions some limitations such as lack of multiple Bluetooth connections, Wi-Fi, and Zwift Cog compatibility, but overall he is very satisfied with the trainer.

The reviewer discusses the LTWOO R9 Disc groupset extensively, highlighting its exceptional value as an alternative to Shimano's 105 groupset. They note it offers hydraulic disc brakes and 11-speed functionality at a fraction of Shimano's price (around £140). The reviewer praises the braking performance as 'absolutely fantastic' and mentions good build quality with features like ceramic brake pistons and replaceable jockey wheels. However, they critique the shifting performance as being slightly inferior to Shimano's, particularly in feel and multi-shift reliability, though this improves significantly when modifying the cable routing. The reviewer concludes it's an excellent value proposition despite minor shortcomings.

The reviewer has extensive experience with the Bigrock Sohtea Superlight Carbon Road Bike Frameset, having built three bikes and ridden thousands of kilometers. He describes it as a traditional climbing bike with excellent stiffness, lightweight construction, and versatile build options. He particularly praises the team edition's 680g weight and overall build quality.

The reviewer, Tom, shares his positive experience with the CYCPLUS AS2 Pro Max Tiny E-Pump after using it for a month and a half. He highlights its compact size, ease of use, and effectiveness in inflating various tires, including those on Brompton bikes, electric scooters, and fat tire e-bikes. He demonstrates its operation, discusses the nozzle and extension hose features, and recommends it for cyclists and scooter riders.

The reviewer tested the Nepest MAUI 50 carbon wheels, noting they are from a new company started in 2022. He was impressed with the packaging, which included a wheel bag and accessories, and praised the laser-etched decals and ceramic hubs. He found the wheels to be lightweight and performed well on a test ride, even grabbing a few KOMs. He plans to do a long-term review.

The reviewer provides a detailed overview of the COOSPO CS500 GPS cycling computer, highlighting its features, design, and performance. They note that it breaks the trend by offering navigation and map views at an impressive $90 price point, which is uncommon for sub-$100 devices. The computer has a 2.5-inch black and white LCD display, up to 45-hour runtime with GPS enabled, and a USB Type-C charging port. It uses a Garmin quarter-turn style mount, making it compatible with various third-party mounts. The reviewer appreciates the intuitive button layout, customizable data displays, and the inclusion of a screen protector. However, they point out that the navigation is limited to a breadcrumb view without street names or detailed maps, making it less suitable for complex routes. The reviewer compares it to other budget and high-end computers, noting its unique value proposition at its price point.

The reviewer discusses their experience with the ICAN G24 carbon wheelset over the past year, highlighting its durability, performance, and value for the price. They note that the wheels have remained true, spokes have not broken, and the hubs continue to work smoothly even after wet and rough rides. The reviewer recommends the wheels, with the only minor issue being difficulty setting up tubeless tires the second time due to the deep internal channel and reused tape.