COOSPO S10 Power Meter Spider & Crankset (Easton Cinch)
PowermeterThe COOSPO S10 Spider Bike Power Meter Easton is a budget-friendly power meter priced around $95, with a claimed accuracy of 1%. Initial interest stemmed from Coospo's reputation in heart rate monitors, but independent testing by gplama revealed performance issues that were acknowledged by the company yet never addressed via firmware updates. It is suspected to be a rebranded Thinkrider PP5, sharing the same firmware and issues. Users generally advise to avoid this product until significant improvements are made.
AI Summary
Pros
- Very affordable price (~$95) makes it accessible
Cons
- Testing revealed issues with accuracy/reliability that were acknowledged but not fixed
- Suspected to be a rebranded Thinkrider PP5 with same firmware and issues
- Users have reported it as 'crap' and recommend avoiding
Key Points
- Price: $95 USD
- Claimed accuracy: 1%
- Tested firmware version: v1.0.7
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ELVES Eglath ARX Endurance
FrameIn a Reddit thread on r/ChineseCarbon, user agrainassault shares their experience building and riding an ELVES Eglath ARX Endurance, a Chinese carbon endurance bike. Commenters discuss its performance, comfort, sizing, tire clearance, and build process. The owner praises the bike's speed and comfort compared to previous bikes, while potential buyers ask about tools, gearing, and legitimacy. The thread highlights the bike's compatibility with SRAM groupsets, T47 bottom bracket, and 32mm tires measuring 34mm wide.
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Pros
- Fast and comfortable: Owner reports being faster on regular routes and more comfortable on long distances compared to a Canyon Ultimate.
- Good customer service: Elves responsive via email, smooth purchasing process.
- Light and stiff: Comparable to pro-level bikes.
more pros in the review
Cons
- Rear tire clearance limited to 32mm; not comfortable going wider.
- Special tools needed for build, including torque wrench and BB tool.
- Bottom bracket tool not adequate for proper torque; need to purchase separate tool.
more cons in the review
Key Points
- ELVES Eglath ARX Endurance is a Chinese carbon endurance bike.
- Frame geometry is similar to Specialized Roubaix.
- Tires: Conti GP5000 AS TR 32mm measure 34mm actual width.
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Lightcarbon LCR018-D
FrameThe Reddit post showcases a user's first custom bike build using a Lightcarbon LCR018-D frame. The build features Shimano 105 Di2 components, Elitewheels Edge 3.0 wheels, and a total weight of 8.1 kg. The user spent approximately 2300 € and shared insights on sourcing parts, shipping times, and build tips. Commenters discussed frame stiffness, customization options, and derailleur hanger recommendations.
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Pros
- Beautiful and clean-looking bike
- Good value for money at 2300 € total build cost
- Frame is stiff, felt stiffer than aluminum bike during out-of-saddle efforts
more pros in the review
Cons
- Long waiting time for frame: ordered mid-March, delivered early July (~4 months)
- Tracking info not updated until package reached destination country
- Cable routing, especially handlebars, was tricky and time-consuming
more cons in the review
Key Points
- Frame: Lightcarbon LCR018-D, size 56 cm
- Groupset: Shimano 105 Di2 52/36 11-36T, crank length 165 mm
- Wheels: Elitewheels Edge 3.0 52 mm
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BXT 055 Gravel Bike Frame
FrameA Reddit user reports a cracked BXT 055 gravel bike frame after only 760 km, sparking discussion about the frame's safety and quality. Multiple users share similar failures, while others report positive experiences with other BXT models. Concerns about quality control and the newness of the 055 design are raised, with some advising against purchase.
AI Summary
Pros
- Some BXT frames (like BXT 135, TT bike, 145 pro) have held up well for users.
- Customer service provided replacement for one user, albeit with shipping cost.
- Price point is attractive compared to bigger brands.
Cons
- Multiple reports of BXT 055 frames cracking at low mileage (760 km, 300 km, under 30 miles).
- Crack occurred around seat stays and seat tube, raising safety concerns.
- One user's neighbor was hospitalized due to a BXT frame failure.
more cons in the review
Key Points
- BXT 055 gravel bike frame cracked around seat stays after 760 km.
- Another user reported a similar crack at ~300 km.
- A second BXT 055 owner's first frame cracked around the bottom of the seat tube after fewer than 30 miles; replacement required paying for shipping.
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BXT 055 Gravel Bike Frame
FrameA Reddit user shares their experience building a BXT 055 gravel bike frame with an all-Chinese components build. They report positive initial feedback after 100km, discuss specifications and build details, while other users highlight potential durability issues, including a reported crack after 700km.
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Pros
- Aesthetically pleasing color scheme
- EGR wireless groupset setup is simple and considered the best component
- Zero complaints after 100km of riding
more pros in the review
Cons
- Concern about frame durability ('hope it won't break')
- One user reported their frame cracked after 700km
- QC issues: paint on brake mount, poor headset bearings
more cons in the review
Key Points
- Frame: BXT 055 Chameleon 03
- Groupset: Ltwoo EGR (wireless)
- Wheels: Elitewheel SLR 38mm depth with ceramic bearings
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Lightcarbon LCG074-D Gravel Micro Suspension
FrameA Reddit user shares a detailed review of the LightCarbon LCG074-D gravel bike with micro suspension, praising its exceptional comfort and performance on hardpack terrain while noting some compromises on asphalt. The build features a custom loud paint job and high-end components, and the comments section discusses saddle fit, custom decals, and paint options.
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Pros
- Most comfortable bike the rider has ever experienced
- Kingpin suspension maintains speed easily on hardpack above 30 km/h
- No power loss out of the saddle due to suspension design
more pros in the review
Cons
- Slightly bouncy on asphalt
- Climbing on asphalt is harder compared to a road bike
- Initial saddle angle was incorrect (corrected later)
more cons in the review
Key Points
- Frame: LightCarbon LCG 074 with kingpin-like micro suspension
- Handlebar: HBR08 fully integrated
- Wheels: Elitewheels Gravel Aero+ (45mm depth)
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QUICK PRO GR:ONE
Frame
The transcript does not mention QUICK PRO GR:ONE.
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Serenade Snakeskin Carbon Road Wheelset
Wheels
The reviewer unboxes a Serenade Snakeskin Carbon Road Wheelset, which he compares favorably to more expensive Scope wheelsets. He highlights its light weight, carbon spokes, ceramic bearings, and snake-skin-like finish. He notes that ceramic bearings must be requested via WhatsApp for an extra $60 SGD, and that the total cost is around $630 USD plus $60 SGD, equivalent to about $900 SGD. He mentions a 3-week to 1-month wait time due to production. He has not yet tested performance but plans to install tires and tubes for future testing.
AI Summary
Pros
- Very light weight
- Carbon spokes
- Ceramic bearings
more pros in the video
Cons
- Long wait time (3 weeks to 1 month)
- Ceramic bearings not available as a website option; must request via WhatsApp for extra $60 SGD
- Reviewer ordered silver hub but received black (though he says it's okay)
more cons in the video
Key Points
- Brand: Serenade (spelled S E R E N A D E)
- Model: Snakeskin Carbon Road Wheelset
- Price: about $630 USD plus $60 SGD for ceramic bearings, equivalent to about $900 SGD
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Tukus Bluefin NEO
Wheels
The reviewer unboxes and examines the Tucus Bluefin NEO 52 wheelset, noting its packaging, specifications, and value. He highlights the wheels' wave profile, UCI approval, and competitive price, expressing curiosity about their on-road performance.
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Pros
- Excellent packaging with included accessories
- Attractive wave design and decoration
- UCI approved
more pros in the video
Cons
- Internal width is not phenomenal (21.8mm)
Key Points
- Model: Tucus Bluefin NEO 52
- Depth: 52mm at deepest point (wave profile)
- Warranty: 3 years
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QUICK PRO ER:ONE
Frame
The reviewer unboxes the Quick Pro ER:ONE frameset and gives initial impressions. They praise the frame's finish, aero seatpost, high-quality bolts, and clean cable management, but criticize the basic out-front mount, the less premium unboxing experience compared to the cheaper Winspace, the Chinese-only instructions, and a minor cosmetic flaw on the fork. They also note that the stem angle is comfortable and the packaging is well-cushioned.
AI Summary
Pros
- Frame finish is very good
- High quality bolts
- Has a UDH (Universal Derailleur Hanger)
more pros in the video
Cons
- Out-front mount is basic (rated 3/10) compared to Winspace's carbon one
- Unboxing experience feels less premium than Winspace, even though it costs more
- Instructions only in Chinese, no build manual for specific parts
more cons in the video
Key Points
- Model: Quick Pro ER:ONE (also referred to as ER1)
- Size small: reach 381mm, top tube 525mm, steep seat angle
- Fork weight: 914g
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evolve CIMA Speed Artist
Frame![Evolve CIMA : une bête de course ! [Test]](/youtube-cycling-reviews/1289.png?1789742407)
The reviewer bought the Evolve Sima frame after a previous test and has ridden it extensively, including an étape du Tour. He considers it excellent and compares it favorably to the Tarmac SL8 Pro, citing advantages in rigidity, stability, weight, and value for money.
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Pros
- Excellent rigidity, slightly superior to the SL8 Pro and nearly on par with the S-Works
- Very stable, more stable than the SL8 Pro, even in high-speed descents and with one-handed riding at 50 km/h
- Light frame (around 660-670g unpainted) and total bike weight of 6.9kg, lighter than the equivalent SL8 Pro
more pros in the video
Cons
- Slight lack of stability in very fast, windy descents (at 60-80 km/h), requiring a firm grip on the handlebar, though partly attributed to the CSC wheels
- Comfort comparison with the SL8 Pro is confounded because the reviewer also changed from 30mm to 32mm tires
Key Points
- Frame name: Evolve Sima
- Frame weight: approximately 660-670g for an unpainted size M frame
- Total bike weight: 6.9kg with SRAM Red groupset, SRAM Force cassette (10-36), 50/37 chainrings, CSC 50mm wheels, and Continental Grand Prix 5000 STR 32mm tires
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Magicshine HORI 900
Lights
The reviewer praises the Magicshine HORI 900S front light for its excellent build quality, comprehensive accessory package, and impressive illumination with up to 900 lumens. The light features a cutoff low beam to avoid dazzling oncoming traffic, multiple brightness modes, and a wide beam pattern. It also integrates with the included remote control and can be paired with the rear light for simultaneous operation. The reviewer notes that the front light and remote were pre-paired, simplifying setup. However, they mention the lack of StVZO approval for German road use and the need to verify battery life independently.
AI Summary
Pros
- Excellent build quality with aluminum alloy and plastic construction.
- Comprehensive accessory package including mounts for Garmin/Wahoo computers and GoPro adapter.
- Bright illumination up to 900 lumens with a wide beam pattern.
more pros in the video
Cons
- No StVZO approval for use in public road traffic in Germany.
- Initial pairing of rear light is not intuitive; requires specific sequence.
- Manufacturer's battery life claims not independently verified.
more cons in the video
Key Points
- Maximum brightness: 900 lumens.
- Battery capacity: 2600 mAh at 3.7 volts.
- Charging time: approximately 3 hours at 5V/1A.
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ICAN Cycling Flyee (Triaero)
Frame
The reviewer is building an ICAN Tri Aero Fly frame sent by ICAN. They praise the packaging and build quality, noting clean internals, high-quality paint, and good components like T47 BB and UDH. However, they note a heavier-than-advertised weight, minor paint bleeds, and a potential fork layer gap.
AI Summary
Pros
- Well packaged and protected during shipping.
- High-quality carbon construction using T700, T800, and T1000 Toray fibers.
- EPS molded frame with clean interior.
more pros in the video
Cons
- Frame weight measured at 935g, heavier than advertised 850-897g due to paint scheme.
- Minor paint bleed on rear brake mounts and screw area.
- Small gap/void between layers on fork steer tube.
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Key Points
- Price is $900 USD.
- Frame made from Toray carbon (T700, T800, T1000).
- EPS molded construction.
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TOCCAY AERO Ghost
Wheels
The reviewer tested the TOCCAY AERO-50 Ghost carbon wheels on a challenging climb and descent in the Lake District, praising their performance, build quality, and value. They found the wheels responsive, stiff, and stable in crosswinds, and noted they are comparable to more expensive premium wheels.
AI Summary
Pros
- Excellent build quality and finish
- Responsive and stiff, especially when climbing out of the saddle
- Stable in crosswinds, even at high speeds on descents
more pros in the video
Cons
- No negative points were explicitly mentioned
Key Points
- 50mm deep section, tubeless ready
- Carbon layup using Toray T1100 carbon fiber
- Tokay hubs with 36T ratchet system and sealed bearings
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Elitewheels ENT 3.0
Wheels
The reviewer discusses the Elitewheels ENT 3.0 carbon wheels, which are an updated version of the best-selling ENT 2.0. They installed them on their bike and rode 500 km. The 3.0 features a wider rim, a new hub system, and a matte carbon finish. The reviewer concludes that the 3.0 is significantly better than the 2.0.
AI Summary
Pros
- Better cornering grip due to wider internal width
- Slightly more comfortable ride
- Better compatibility and aerodynamics with 32mm tires
more pros in the video
Key Points
- Internal width: 23 mm
- External width: 31 mm
- Hub has 120 engagement points
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