All Reviews

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.

The reviewer praises the Ravemen XR6000 for its toughness, practical features, high light output, Bluetooth remote control, and waterproofing. He notes it is heavy and prefers cold nights due to thermal throttling. He also mentions the light has two modes (road and MTB) and a remote that makes it easy to use.

The reviewer discusses anodized aluminum headset spacers as a cosmetic upgrade for the handlebar setup. They state these spacers provide a cool pop of color, are available in many different colors, and are made from aluminum with chamfered edges for nice manufacturing quality. The reviewer mentions using a set on their own handlebar.

The reviewer discusses a set of titanium bottle cages with an oil slick finish. They state that these cages provide a unique look and are a worthwhile upgrade from plain titanium cages. The reviewer mentions that the coloring appears sturdy and holds up well with plastic bottles. They note the cages do not come with bolts, but pair them with matching titanium screws in a separate item review.

The reviewer discusses aluminum bar end plugs as the final item in the video. They state these are a no-brainer upgrade for drop bar bikes, as they look much better than the standard plastic plugs that come with most handlebar tape. The reviewer specifically mentions the brand Meroa (or Moroka) and highlights their sturdy construction and anodized aluminum finish. They are presented as an inexpensive way to customize a bike and eliminate the cheap look of plastic end caps.

The reviewer discusses the XMCS CS56 Pro wheels, highlighting their stiffness, lightweight design, and use of titanium spokes. He is impressed by their performance on flat and uphill sections, noting their robustness and quality. He compares them favorably to more expensive wheels and recommends them.

The reviewer discusses their experience with the Lún GRAPID Gravel wheelset, highlighting its benefits such as reduced weight, improved stiffness, and performance gains on flats and climbs. They recommend carbon wheels for most gravel riders but caution against them for heavy riders or those who do technical riding.

The reviewer praises the NO.6 45/50 UD SUPERLIGHT CARBON SPOKE DISC WHEELSET as possibly the nicest wheels they've ever seen, highlighting their incredible lightness (1,090g), wide rim, tubeless readiness, and value for money at £1,200. They compare favorably to more expensive options like Envy and DT Swiss, noting significant weight savings and lower cost.

The reviewer discusses the Nepest NOVA 55 wheels after six months of use, highlighting their innovative hub design, smooth performance, and included accessories. They note that while the wheels are not cheap, the engineering and features justify the price for some consumers.