All Reviews

The reviewer examines the ICAN A9 disc road bike frame, noting its affordable price, angular design reminiscent of Giant, and various features such as internal cable routing, a concealed seat clamp, and an electronic switch for Di2 charging. They praise the paint options and the integrated fork cutouts, but note the frame is slightly heavier than the R9 and has limited handlebar width options.

The reviewer discusses his experience with the ICAN A9 frame after riding it for a summer. He praises its climbing and descending capabilities, stiffness, compliance, and responsiveness, comparing it favorably to other high-end bikes he owns. He notes some creaks and a dislike for the seat mount clamping system but overall considers it a phenomenal frame.

The reviewer discusses installing and testing the EC90 handlebars on their bike. They initially mention putting these bars on to test for flex, then proceed to perform a pressure experiment where they observe significant flex when weight is applied. The reviewer expresses surprise at the amount of flex, noting that it wasn't apparent when the bars were off the bike. Ultimately, they decide not to use these handlebars on their bike, opting instead for Specialized S-Works bars.

The reviewer presents a bicycle built with a frame and wheels from Dengfu, specifically the FM098 model. They state the entire bike, including the carbon frame, wheels, and seat post, was sourced from Dengfu. The bike is described as nice, light, and featuring a large bottom bracket for power transfer. It is equipped with a Shimano 105 groupset (referred to as 'altegra' in the transcript) and is 11-speed. The reviewer notes the frame is ready for Di2 electronic shifting. The owner has done about 1,000 miles with no issues and is very happy with it. The total build cost was just over £2,000.