All Reviews

The reviewer provides a detailed review of the Moving Sports SL1200 carbon wheelset, which they tested for three months. They state the wheels are 'absolutely incredible for the price' and among the lightest at this price point, even lighter than some costing twice as much. They highlight the brand's in-house factory and quality control, competitive price-to-weight ratio, free shipping to key regions, and a generous crash replacement program. The reviewer also notes a couple of issues, primarily an uneven hub sound and the brand's relative newness compared to more established competitors.

The reviewer presents the Tavelo Arow ULTRALIGHT Edition (referred to as Tavelo Arrow S SL) as a high-quality aero bike frame that he built into a complete bike weighing 6.4 kg. He praises its lightweight construction (710 g frame), aerodynamic design developed in a wind tunnel, and its versatility for both climbing and flat terrain. He notes that the bike uses Toray T1000 carbon fiber with M64 reinforcement at key points, and he highlights the build components including Avian CR5 DB wheels, Magene Teo carbon crankset, and a mixed SRAM/Shimano groupset. He also mentions that many colors are out of stock and discontinued, leaving only Neo Black and Gloss (black unpainted with gold lettering) for the SL version. He offers a special price for viewers who contact him privately.

The reviewer tests and reviews the Magene PES515 power meter, which is a spider-based power meter that comes with a PES crankset. They detail the unboxing, installation on a bike with a Shimano groupset, and extensive testing against other power meters. The reviewer notes the initial accuracy was off by 4-5% compared to their reference pedals, but after applying a calibration offset in the app, it showed excellent precision and repeatability. They conclude it is a very affordable option that requires some user calibration to achieve accuracy.

The reviewer briefly mentions the ZTTO BB386 Press Fit Bicycle Bottom Bracket And Install Tool Steel Ceramic Bearing 24 30mm MTB Road Bike BB DUB GXP Crankset but does not provide detailed analysis.

The reviewer mentions using a ZTTO T47 bottom bracket on a bike for about 5-6,000 miles with minimal maintenance in all weathers, and it remains smooth. They note it contains unbranded, no-name bearings, but the internal T47 design provides a more forgiving environment.

The reviewer discusses the SAVA Aero AX SLR 8, a carbon aero road bike, highlighting its lightweight construction, premium Shimano Ultegra Di2 groupset, and aggressive pricing, but notes issues with assembly instructions, minor damage on arrival, and challenges accessing the Sava website.

The reviewer discusses building a bike with a Winspace G3 frame. He initially used an L2 electronic groupset but had issues with the power cable routing through the chainstay, leading to frustration and eventual return of the groupset. He replaced it with an L2 mechanical groupset (GRT) and a Jaguire shifting kit, which worked flawlessly. He praises the frame's feel and confidence it provides, comparing it favorably to his old steel bike.

The reviewer discusses the Voicevelo G Major Disc Brake Gravel Frameset, highlighting its niche brand origin, attention to detail with titanium fasteners and custom components, but notes limitations in tire clearance and headset cable routing.

The reviewer states that the Arcaris 8848 Climbers Wheelset is his own/in-house brand's product and a major component for reducing the bike's weight. He plans a dedicated video but provides headline stats and some ride characteristics.

The reviewer states that the CRW Works HB01 Integrated Handlebar integrates super nicely with the frame using the standard FSA ACR headset adapter, making it look like a stock part. They mention it is pretty lightweight, though not the lightest in the world, and allows them to get into their aero position.