All Reviews

The reviewer tested the ThinkRider X2Max Smart Bike Trainer for several months, finding it offers impressive specs and ride quality for its affordable price, but noted some accuracy issues and compatibility limitations.

The reviewer provides a detailed analysis of the Evolve Chima frameset throughout the video. They state it is one of, if not the best all-round road bike from China, though not their personal favorite. The reviewer highlights the extensive R&D, attention to detail, and advanced manufacturing behind the frame. They praise its exceptional ride quality, describing it as the most comfortable yet stiff road bike they've ever ridden, with a 'jackal and hide' personality that excels at both comfort and stiffness. The frame is noted for its lightweight construction (650g unpainted), aerodynamic performance that beats a Specialized SL8, and high-quality accessories. However, the reviewer personally prefers the more visceral feel of the Trigon AR01.

The reviewer provides a positive review of the COOSPO CS600 bike computer, highlighting its color touchscreen, mapping capabilities, GPS accuracy, and excellent value for money. They note it's a significant upgrade from the CS500 model and recommend it for road cycling.

The reviewer tests a portable bicycle brake pad spreader tool designed to reset hydraulic brake caliper pistons. He demonstrates using it to push both pistons simultaneously on his disc brake caliper, finding it effective and gentle on expensive components.

The reviewer discusses the LEBYCLE Bicycle Chain Cleaning Fixator as a solution for keeping the chain in place when removing the rear wheel, preventing it from damaging the frame and allowing easier chain cleaning without contaminating the carbon wheel.

The reviewer tests a double-headed bicycle chain cleaning brush, describing it as a basic plastic brush with replaceable pads that cleans all three sides of the chain effectively. He demonstrates using it with degreaser on a dirty chain and claims it achieves excellent cleanliness.

The reviewer tests a disc brake pad alignment tool designed to center brake calipers relative to rotors. He finds it somewhat helpful but not perfect, noting it reduced rubbing but didn't completely eliminate the issue.

The reviewer discusses the RRSkit battery charger adapter for Shimano 12-speed Di2 groupsets, highlighting it as a solution to the common problem of losing the specific Di2 charging cable. He demonstrates its functionality by connecting it to a USB-C cable and successfully charging the Di2 system, validating its effectiveness.

The reviewer tests the IIIPRO hydraulic brake converter kit, which converts mechanical shifters to hydraulic disc brakes. They state the kit includes two aluminum converters and dual-piston brake calipers for under £50. The reviewer finds the braking performance impressive, very close to genuine hydraulic systems and far superior to any mechanical disc brakes they've tested. They successfully install the kit on a winter training bike, noting the need for proper orientation and bleeding technique. While not as easy to install as integrated systems, the reviewer is very impressed with the value and performance.

The reviewer provides a comprehensive review of the Think Rider XX Pro turbo trainer, which they received from AliExpress. They are impressed with the solid build quality, heavy construction, and stability during sprints. The turbo uses a brushless motor for resistance and claims to simulate up to 25% gradient and 2500 watts. The reviewer tests power accuracy against a reference power meter and finds it very accurate across various efforts. They note the turbo has an aggressive power smoothing algorithm that can be turned off in the app, and mention a slight whining sound at high flywheel speeds. The reviewer highlights the excellent value, especially with discount codes, making it significantly cheaper than competitors.