All Reviews

The reviewer compares the LTWOO eRX 2x12s/2x11s Road Electronic Hydraulic Disc Brake Groupset to Shimano Dura-Ace Di2, focusing on shifting performance. They find the shifting smooth and similar, noting a minor hiccup but overall minimal difference. They also discuss the absence of auto-trim due to patent issues, but mention a manual trim via double-click. They have not experienced the reported sleep issue on the rear derailleur, possibly due to firmware updates. They are impressed with the value given the price difference.

The reviewer, Dave K, unboxes and tests the Gaciron LOOP-100 smart light. He highlights its smart braking feature, which increases brightness when slowing down, and demonstrates its various mounting options and modes. He praises its build quality, brightness, and waterproofing, and recommends it as a good safety light.

The reviewer, Diwa from Wiser Biker, tested the Sensah Empire Pro groupset for over a year and 2,000 km. He found it to be a lightweight, affordable 2x12 speed groupset with carbon fiber components, offering good value compared to Shimano 105, but noted some issues with shifting lever throw and difficulty in tuning.

The reviewer tested the Lún HYPER wheels, which are Windspace D45 wheels, on a mountain climb and descent. He found them to be noticeably stiffer than previous wheels, which improved climbing performance, and he set personal records on several segments despite not pacing perfectly. However, he felt less confident during cornering on the descent due to the wider internal width stretching his tires, and he noted a ringing sound from the carbon spokes when braking. Overall, he considers them high-quality and good value for the price.

The reviewer discusses the LTWOO eRX electronic groupset, highlighting differences between an early version he purchased and a newer version sent by the company. He experienced initial issues with battery disconnections, which were fixed by a redesigned battery. He praises the groupset's performance, value, and rain resistance, but notes some ergonomic and software quirks.

The reviewer examines the Trifox X18 carbon road bike frame, noting significant improvements over the previous X16 model. He finds the frame visually appealing with clean paintwork, well-applied logos, and good external finishing. Internally, he praises the clean construction using EPS molding technique, which is unusual at this price point. While generally impressed, he mentions some minor concerns and plans to test problem areas in a future build video.

The reviewer provides an in-depth analysis of the Elves Vanyar Pro 2024 disc frame, noting its lightweight climbing-oriented design, matte black paint with minimal decals, and overall build quality. They highlight the frame's geometry, internal finishing, and component weights, concluding it offers good value compared to Western brands.

The reviewer discusses the TRIGON AR01 as a high-end carbon road bike from a Taiwanese brand that manufactures for prestigious brands. It is described as an 'all-round' bike, not the lightest nor most aero, but a balance of both. The bike features aero-optimized tube shapes, dimples on the fork, down tube, and head tube to trip airflow, and removable fairings on the disc calipers. The reviewer praises the integrated one-piece handlebar with climbing shifters, the T47 bottom bracket for smooth spinning, and the overall build quality. The bike is set up for an ultra-endurance race with a compact chainset, 11-34 cassette, 160mm rotors, and waxed chain.

The reviewer discusses their experience with the L-TWOO RX 12 Disc 2x12s Carbon Road Hydraulic Disc Brake Groupset (though they mention they have the aluminum version). They state that the groupset has met their expectations, functioning well and being comparable to a Shimano 105. They note some minor issues but overall recommend it for the price.

The reviewer shares their experience with the Trifox Carbon Road Bike Frame X18 after over a year and thousands of miles of ownership. They describe it as an all-rounder frame suitable for various riding styles, with good compliance and versatility.

The reviewer discusses the Tantan X38 Aero frame set extensively throughout the video. They highlight its super aero profile, lightweight construction (approximately 1100 grams unpainted), and affordable price point of around $700 including shipping. The frame is described as unapologetically aero, resembling the Scott Foil RC Pro, and offers a comfortable ride despite its aggressive look. The reviewer mentions the frame's geometry is suitable for most people but notes it lacks refinement over rough roads compared to more expensive frames. They also discuss the frame's compatibility with various components, including a T47 bottom bracket and hidden cable routing.