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The reviewer states that if they were to start again, they would probably buy an IGPSPORT computer instead of the expensive Garmin. They specifically recommend the $40 IGPSPORT BSC100S, or the color display BSC300 for $120, as they are at least $250 cheaper than the Garmin.

The reviewer mentions purchasing the AERORAPTOR 50 WAVE 700c carbon wheelset for €300 during Black Friday, noting they are full carbon, tubeless compatible, with a waved profile and center-lock disc brake compatibility. He expresses some skepticism about their durability but includes them in his Chinese bike build.

The reviewer purchased a Shimano 105 R7120 groupset from AliExpress for €300 (plus €26 additional fee upon delivery) as part of building a Chinese gravel bike. He describes it as the new 12-speed mechanical groupset with hydraulic disc brakes, and mentions it includes shift levers, brake calipers with pads installed, both derailleurs, and the bottom bracket. He notes it was advertised as original Shimano brand product on AliExpress.

The reviewer tested the COOSPO CS600 Bike Computer for about a month and found it to be excellent value for training and ride recording, with strong data display capabilities, stable sensor connections, and good battery life. However, navigation features are limited - it lacks re-routing capability, has quiet turn alerts, and requires manual GPX file transfers rather than direct app integrations.

The reviewer installs and tests the Bigrock RS carbon crankset from AliExpress as a potential weight-saving and bike-fit upgrade. They compare it to their existing SRAM Red GXP crankset.

The reviewer discusses the OG Evkin carbon outfront computer mount as a weight-saving upgrade for their Garmin mount. They mention purchasing it from AliExpress, unboxing it, weighing it, and installing it. They compare its weight to the stock Garmin mount and note it feels sturdier than cheaper knockoffs. They also appreciate the included action camera mount.

The reviewer tests a 2020 model direct mount derailleur hanger from AliExpress on their 2014 BMC Teammachine to see if it is compatible. They note it looks identical in shape and fits perfectly, potentially improving shift quality and saving weight.

The reviewer discusses an AliExpress carbon seat post purchased to achieve a zero-offset fit and save weight on their BMC hill climb bike.

The reviewer briefly mentions the Plselis Lightweight High-Strength Carbon Fiber Road Bicycle Saddle 56g Hollow Breathable Ergonomic Seat Cushion3005 but does not provide detailed analysis.

The reviewer discusses the RYET (referred to as 'Riot' in the transcript) 3D Printed Bicycle Saddle extensively. They are no stranger to the brand and have used a previous 3D printed model. They are now testing a new high-end 'Riot Ultimate' carbon fiber, 3D printed saddle. They praise its narrow nose profile, advanced 3D printing with variable density (firm under sit bones, soft in the pressure relief channel), premium carbon shell with no flex, grippy finish on the rails, and measurement markings. They tested it on a turbo trainer for a 3-hour session and found it very comfortable, on par with their much more expensive Selle Italia SLR Boost. They highlight its significantly lower cost compared to major brand 3D printed saddles.

The reviewer does not mention the 'RYET Carbon 3D Printed Saddle Ultralight 175g 7*9 Bike Seating For Men Women Triathlon Road MTB Mountain Gravel Cycling Parts' at any point in the video transcript. The entire review is focused on a different product, the 'Riot Ultimate' saddle (also referred to as 'Riot' or 'Riot saddles'), which is a carbon-shelled, 3D printed saddle purchased from AliExpress. The reviewer discusses their experience with this specific Riot model, its comfort, weight, design, and price, but never references the RYET brand or model specified in the query.

The reviewer states that the ZTTO SLR Gen 3 cassettes are a great choice, highlighting their low weight, low price, and availability in many colors. They note that durability depends heavily on usage, with lower mileage expected if frequently using the aluminum climbing gears.