All Reviews

The reviewer states they purchased the QUICK PRO ER:ONE AERO Road Bike FRAMESET, a direct-from-China frame, and have been riding it for about a month. They note it's receiving significant media attention for its price and performance.

The reviewer discusses the Winspace G3 gravel bike, comparing it to the G2 model. They find the G3 to be a nice road bike with responsive steering, despite a slack head tube angle. They note it is less comfortable than the G2 but prefer its handling and appearance. A major improvement is the traditional steer tube and larger bearings, which prevent headset loosening. However, they experienced a seat post issue due to a tapered clamp interface, resolved with carbon paste and proper torque. They recommend a two-bolt rail clamp for better security.

The reviewer purchased and installed the LTWOO ERX (referred to as L2, L2 V3, L2 ERX, and ERX) electronic groupset on a winter training bike, replacing Dura Ace Di2. They tested it for approximately 5 months. The reviewer states the rear shifting is fast, reliable, and crisp, comparable to other electronic groupsets. The front shifting is noted as noisy, clunky, and slow, reminiscent of older generation products. The app offers extensive customization, including selecting 11 or 12-speed operation and micro-adjusting individual sprockets, but the initial setup was challenging with a default Chinese language setting. The groupset uses a semi-wireless design with USB-C charging via the front mech, which is praised, and battery life is reported as good. The brakes require non-standard adapters for flat mount frames, which the reviewer dislikes. The groupset is significantly heavier than Dura Ace, comparable to Shimano 105. The price is a major advantage, coming in considerably cheaper than Shimano 105 Di2 when factoring in additional drivetrain components. The reviewer concludes it is a solid competitor to 105 Di2 for tinkerers and self-builders, but has compromises compared to top-tier groupsets.

The reviewer discusses the WHEELTOP EDS GeX Gravel Wireless Groupset with hydraulic disc brakes, highlighting its versatility, configurability via app, competitive pricing, and robust construction. He demonstrates installation, configuration, and testing, noting excellent performance in a 100km ride.

The reviewer is building a QuickPro GR1 frameset, which was sent for review by QuickPro USA. They describe it as a carbon gravel frameset with a two-tone carbon finish. The reviewer mentions the frame is aerodynamic, has high-quality carbon, and includes features like a threaded bottom bracket and internal cable routing. They note that QuickPro USA fixed a previous issue with the headset spacer gap on this model. The frameset comes with a seat post, seat post clamp, and headset parts, all nicely labeled. The reviewer built it up with various components and tested it on gravel, stating it handled amazingly on aggressive terrain.

The reviewer builds a Winspace G3 gravel bike frameset, highlighting the internal cable routing and overall build process. They note that the internal routing was initially daunting but turned out easier than expected, though it became aggravating over time. The bike is built with a mix of used parts and new components like Lun Grip wheels and Panaracer GravelKing tires. After two early morning rides, the reviewer is enjoying the bike and plans to provide a full review later.

The reviewer states that the INBIKE jersey is the first one tested. They find the design cool and the material very comfortable. The fit is described as a bit looser and less tight-fitting than the other jerseys in the test.

The reviewer states that the DAREVIE (referred to as 'Dervi') cycling jersey is very good, super comfortable, fits well, and feels very good in terms of material. They note the collar was a bit tight for them compared to other jerseys, but otherwise it fits very well. They praise the sleeve construction and stripe design, but suggest the gripper at the bottom could be a bit larger.

The reviewer states that the SPEXCEL jersey is, in their opinion, the coolest design among the jerseys tested. They find it super comfortable, with good breathability. However, they note a minor manufacturing flaw with a loose thread at the front.

The reviewer tests the LAMEDA cycling jersey as part of a comparison of six jerseys from AliExpress. They note it is a very comfortable jersey from a somewhat known manufacturer, with a cool design and useful features like a zipper garage. However, they point out several fit and performance issues.

The reviewer states that the ROCKBROS jersey is a very nice, super comfortable jersey with excellent material and very good workmanship. They note it feels very light, has good sweat-wicking properties, and features a unique cartoon-style design with graphics and text.

The reviewer states that the YKYW jersey is his overall favorite in the test due to its excellent price-to-performance ratio, quality, and aerodynamics. He notes it has a simpler design, is very form-fitting yet comfortable, and features high-quality construction and material.

The reviewer tests the MOVING AIM ONE SL1200 Ultralight wheelset, finding it lightweight (1265g for 50mm depth), responsive, comfortable, and stable in corners and wind. The wheels help achieve a sub-8kg bike weight (7.95kg). They are priced around $1,000, offering good value compared to premium brands, though durability is yet to be confirmed.