All Reviews

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 presents the Tavelo Arow ULTRALIGHT Edition (SL) as a newly received frameset, highlighting its lighter carbon fiber (Toray T1000), reduced weight, exceptional packaging, and high-quality craftsmanship. He describes it as an all-round aero frame that ranks among the best he has ridden, though he notes a personal dislike for the press-fit bottom bracket. He also mentions a special offer for interested buyers.

The reviewer discusses the ICAN Cycling Flyee (Triaero) frame kit, praising its affordable price, high-quality carbon construction, and European warehouse availability. He highlights the frame's certification, weight, and attention to detail, while noting minor criticisms about the seatpost finish and weight.

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 from Italian Cycling Vlog includes the XCADEY VENTUS Carbon Power Meter Crankset in a comparison of three carbon cranksets. He notes it is a full carbon crankset with an integrated XCADEY power meter, offering a 15% discount with his code. He considers it a good compromise between weight, stiffness, and price, and highlights its versatility in accepting various spider and power meter mounts. However, he finds it the heaviest of the three cranksets he tested, weighing 444g with the power meter. He praises its T800 carbon fiber construction, 3K carbon finish, and 24mm titanium axle, making it compatible with Shimano and SRAM groupsets. At $539 USD (about €460 before discount), he sees it as a cost-effective option for weight reduction.

The reviewer presents the Magene TEO carbon power meter crankset as the newest addition to his channel, noting it is a very refined, well-made, and lightweight crankset that surprised him with its weight. He has not yet tested it on the road but is eager to do so, and he praises its design and the included P515 power meter, which he considers excellent. He compares it to two other carbon cranksets (Xcadey Ventus and Neutron Component) and finds it to be the lightest of the three, though it lacks a discount code.

The reviewer states that the LTWOO R9 Disc groupset is a fantastic option for its unrivaled value. They have used it for well over a year and thousands of miles with zero problems, praising its ergonomics, hydraulic disc brakes, and spot-on shifting.