All Reviews

The reviewer praises the Lún HYPER wheels for their performance, durability, and value, highlighting their stiffness, responsiveness, and smooth bearings compared to more expensive Roval wheels. He notes they have been ridden hard for thousands of miles without issues, though he expresses a minor concern about the carbon spokes' lateral strength.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels from Winspace, highlighting their performance in real-world riding conditions. They compare the D33 and D67 models, noting the D67's aerodynamic advantage on flat terrain and the D33's nimble acceleration. The reviewer praises the wheels' value proposition, weight, and aesthetics, and mentions the availability of local support in Australia.

The reviewer discusses the LTWOO GR7 1x10s gravel cable brake groupset, highlighting its affordable price compared to Shimano and SRAM, and its availability in India. They show the components including the rear derailleur, shifters, and brakes, noting the design similarities to other brands and the overall build quality. The reviewer mentions that the groupset is suitable for gravel and road use, and they plan to test it in a future video.

The reviewer discusses the L-TWOO R9 2x11s Aluminium Road Rim Brake Groupset (ST-R5011), highlighting its affordability compared to Shimano and SRAM, and its suitability for budget custom builds. They mention it includes front and rear shifters, brakes, and derailleurs, and note its compact design and good spring tension.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER 50 Disc Brake wheelset, highlighting its affordability, performance, and design. He notes that the wheels are from a Chinese carbon manufacturer and are direct-to-consumer, making them competitively priced. He praises their stiffness, aerodynamic benefits, and overall value, but also mentions some drawbacks such as the narrow internal rim width and the aesthetic of the raw carbon weave.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels, noting they are the predecessor to the new D45s. They mention the wheels have a 50mm profile, 19mm internal width, and 26mm external width. The total claimed weight is 1455g, but the reviewer weighed them at 1475g. They feature proprietary carbon spokes with a 2:1 ratio (7 spokes on one side, 14 on the other) for stiffness and efficiency. The price is $1200 USD plus $100 shipping. The reviewer notes that the bearings on the HYPERs are not as good as those on the newer D45s, feeling rough and having rust, but they can be easily replaced. The freehub design uses three pawls with individual springs, which is considered more reliable than the older design. In speed tests, the HYPERs performed well, especially on descents, hitting 87 km/h, and felt stiffer and more aggressive than the cheaper wheels.

The reviewer discusses their experience with the L-TWOO RX 12 Disc 2x12s Carbon Road Hydraulic Disc Brake Groupset, noting its good shifting performance and feel, but mentions some concerns about brake lever travel and initial brake power.

The reviewer discusses their experience with the KAPVOE Photochromic Cycling Sunglasses, comparing them to Oakley Sutro sunglasses. They mention receiving the sunglasses quickly, noting the packaging includes a hard case, a soft case, and a cleaning cloth. The reviewer highlights the photochromatic lenses, which change color based on UV exposure, and appreciates the spring action of the arms. They tested the sunglasses during a morning run and found them comfortable and effective in both dark and sunny conditions. Despite some minor drawbacks, they highly recommend the sunglasses for cyclists on a budget.

The reviewer tested the Bryton Gardia R300L cycling radar and found it lacking compared to the Garmin Varia, despite being cheaper. The radar often failed to track vehicles at similar speeds, gave false all-clear signals, and had unexplained false positives. The reviewer concluded that the unit is not ready for market, especially considering the Garmin is often on sale for a similar price.

The reviewer discusses the Bryton Gardia R300L rear bike taillight radar, highlighting its competitive price, modern design, and effective radar detection. They note that it undercuts competitors like Garmin Varia and Magicshine, offers a 190m range and 220-degree viewing angle, and can be used with a standalone app. The reviewer praises the bright focused LED and USB-C charging but points out issues with car cluster detection and the proprietary mount.

The reviewer tests the Bryton Gardia R300L, a rear view radar and taillight, as a new alternative to the Garmin Varia. They find it has promise but is less consistent and accurate than the Garmin, particularly in vehicle proximity detection and differentiating vehicles in groups. However, it offers good value at a lower price point.

The reviewers discuss the Lún HYPER 2020 carbon fiber wheels, noting their stiffness, aesthetic appeal, and the fact that they come in different sizes and versions. They mention the wheels are tubeless-ready and have carbon spokes. The reviewers share their personal experiences, including using them for commuting and in a crash, and give the wheels scores of 8 and 7.9 out of 10.

The reviewer details the installation process of the L-TWOO RX 12 Disc 2x12s Carbon Road Hydraulic Disc Brake Groupset, highlighting that the installation was challenging, particularly with cable routing and bleeding the front brake. A significant issue arose when the front brake could not be bled, which was eventually traced to the lever adjustment screw being fully screwed in, blocking the cylinder. After adjusting the screw, the brake worked. The reviewer notes that the groupset had high expectations but encountered problems, and only 58% of poll respondents said they would buy it.

The reviewer, Cliff, shares his impressions of the Lún HYPER D45 wheels after using them for several months. He highlights the design, including the distinctive Hyper pattern and the new mixed-height profile (lower front, higher rear) for improved aerodynamics and handling. He notes the wheels are lightweight, stiff, and perform well in crosswinds, and he praises their overall balance and speed.