All Reviews

The reviewer discusses the TAVELO Arow Road Bike Frameset as a modern, aerodynamic frameset with a mix of design influences from various high-end road bikes. They highlight its weight, tire clearance, and stiffness, while noting the lack of publicly available aerodynamic data.

The reviewer discusses the CYBREI Carbon Crank Assembly w/ Alloy Spider, highlighting its lightweight design and stiffness, but notes potential concerns about bearing longevity due to the 30mm spindle.

The reviewer provides a highly positive evaluation of the CRW Works CS6575 Disc Brake Wheelset, praising its performance, weight, depth, width, and stiffness. They highlight its aerodynamic advantages and compatibility with wider tires.

The reviewer discusses their experience with the RYET 3D Printed Bicycle Saddle, highlighting its affordability, lightweight design, and comfort. They compare it to higher-end models and note its performance over 1500 km of use.

The reviewer discusses the Incolor Zoney 12 Speed 11-30t 199g Road Cassette as part of their custom bike build. They highlight its lightweight nature, being 199g compared to Shimano's offerings, and its affordability. However, they note significant drawbacks in shifting performance compared to Shimano cassettes, particularly the slower and less crisp shifts due to fewer pins and grooves. The reviewer ultimately replaced it with a Shimano cassette for better performance.

The reviewer discusses their experience with the PASS QUEST 110BCD 2X Double Chainring AERO Sprocket, noting its performance on both 11-speed and 12-speed Shimano systems. They highlight its stiffness, fast shipping, good pricing, and variety of options, but mention issues with front shifting on 12-speed Shimano systems.

The reviewer provides a detailed review of the WHEELTOP EDS-TX Wireless Carbon Electronic Shifter/Derailleur groupset, highlighting its performance, features, and usability. They mention having used the groupset for several rides, including a 112-mile route and a ride with their son, which gave them enough experience to evaluate it thoroughly. The reviewer discusses the groupset's design, functionality, and some minor issues they encountered during installation and use.

The UltraLight 140 160 mm Heat Dissipation Mountain Bicycle Brake Disc Cooler Cooling Floating Rotor 6 Bolt Middle Lock Disc is not mentioned in this video. The reviewer discusses ZTTO floating discs and Cactus brand brake discs, but does not reference the UltraLight model.

The reviewer discusses the RYET 3D Printed Bicycle Saddle, highlighting its affordability and performance. They note its 3D printed upper with honeycomb construction, full carbon fiber base, and carbon rails, which contribute to its lightweight and smart appearance. The reviewer is impressed with its comfort and performance, comparing it favorably to more expensive saddles.

The reviewer briefly mentions the RideNow TPU Bike Inner Tube 700C 700x18 23 25 28 32 35 37 40 47C Road Bicycle Tire MTB Bike Camera 29x1.5 1.75 1.9 pneu aro but does not provide detailed analysis.

The reviewer discusses the Elitewheels Carbon Wheels Disc Brake 700c Road Bike Wheelset, highlighting its affordability and performance. They note the wheels are well-manufactured, lightweight, and offer aerodynamic benefits, though they mention some compromises in hub quality.

The reviewer briefly mentions a 'knockoff 3D printed saddle' as part of the bike's components, noting its presence but not providing extensive details. They express uncertainty about whether it's truly a knockoff or an original product, given the prevalence of imported bike parts. The saddle is part of a custom-built open mold bicycle that the reviewer finds impressive overall, though the focus of the video is not specifically on the saddle.

The reviewer discusses the Elitewheels ENT carbon wheelset, which they purchased for $287 from AliExpress. They tested the wheels over 1,000 kilometers, including challenging terrains like Belgian cobblestone climbs. The wheels are tubeless-ready but are noted as the heaviest 50mm wheels they have tested, with the front wheel weighing 828g and the rear 950g (total 1,778g without tubeless rim tape and valves). The internal rim width is 20mm, and the external width is 28.1mm, which is standard for modern wheels. The wheels feature Pillar 1423 steel spokes and Elitewheels six-pole hubs with steel bearings. The reviewer found the wheels to be well-built with consistent spoke tension and decent hub centering, though they noted some epoxy residue and wrinkles inside the rims. Performance-wise, the wheels felt sluggish on climbs and rolling terrain due to their weight but were comfortable on cobbles and stable in crosswinds. The reviewer also mentions trying the ENT 80mm version, which was faster on flats but less stable in crosswinds.