All Reviews

The reviewer briefly mentions the RYET Bike Saddle Super Light Full Carbon Racing Cycling Saddle 110g 7x9mm Oval Carbon Rails Superflow Road Bicycle Seat Cushion but does not provide detailed analysis.

The reviewer briefly mentions the ZTTO Bicycle Hydraulic Disc Brake Oil Needle Tool Driver Hose Cutter Cable Pliers Olive Connector Insert BH59 BH90 Install Press but does not provide detailed analysis.

The reviewer briefly mentions the OFFBONDAGE 2Pcs Aluminum Valve Ultralight Bike Inner Tube 700C Road Bicycle TPU Tire 60 80mm Length FV Super Light Tube but does not provide detailed analysis.

The reviewer mentions purchasing the TOOPRE Bicycle Fork Cutoff Tube Holder to make cutting steerer tubes easier, replacing their previous method of using spare stems as guides.

The LightCarbon Super Light Disc Brake Road Carbon Frameset With Integrated Handlebar is discussed as part of the reviewer's bike build. The reviewer mentions purchasing the frame at Eurobike and opting for a higher grade of QA/QC and materials, which cost slightly more. They highlight the ease of building the bike, particularly praising the handlebar routing and integrated handlebar/stem combo. The reviewer notes the frame's quality and compares it favorably to more expensive brands like Cannondale and Look. They also mention some personal preferences about handlebar width and graphics.

The reviewer provides a detailed review of the WHEELTOP EDS GeX Gravel Wireless Groupset, highlighting its budget-friendly electronic shifting system with hydraulic disc brakes. They discuss its features, performance, and unique aspects compared to other systems on the market. The reviewer tested the system with various cassettes and chains, noting its versatility and reliability. They also mention the company's recent developments and potential future improvements.

The reviewer provides a six-month update on the TAVELO Arow after 4,500 km of racing. The frame set is praised for no issues with the bottom bracket and seat post, but the lack of aerodynamic validation is a disappointment. The saddle is a Riot 3D printed carbon one from AliExpress, which has been good. Chain rings were changed from Pass Quest (which caused chain drops with 12-speed Shimano) to a Dutch brand, which resolved the issue. The handlebars have no issues. The reviewer switched from an L2 ERX groupset to 12-speed Shimano Ultegra, noting Sprint shifters are excellent. The cassette was changed from a Chinese lightweight one to Shimano for better shifting. Wheels are CWS, with a 50mm rear and 28mm front tire combo preferred over the 65/75 for crosswind stability. Bottle cages are Canon Arow ones, which can drop bottles if not inserted straight. Overall, the bike is good with some component changes.

The reviewer discusses the CYBREI Carbon Crankset, comparing the original DUB version with the new 24mm spindle version. He highlights the crankset's popularity, stiffness, lightness, and reliability, noting its adoption by SRM and use in the World Tour. The 24mm version offers compatibility with Shimano setups and larger bearings but is heavier and more expensive due to its titanium spindle.

The reviewer received the TanTan GR-201 carbon gravel frame for review. He highlights its generous tire clearance, numerous mounting points, and innovative down tube storage. He praises the clean internal construction and overall design but notes the frame is not lightweight and has some minor paint imperfections.

The reviewer discusses the RIRO Carbon Fiber Crank extensively, highlighting its performance and design improvements over other carbon crank sets. They mention using it for over a year with more than 2,500 miles, noting its durability and solid construction. The crank set features a single bolt securing mechanism similar to SRAM, which the reviewer praises as superior to other designs. They also appreciate the better quality chain rings that come with it, which have lasted longer than those on other crank sets. However, they note an issue with the original extraction bolt cracking under excessive use, though they consider this an uncommon scenario. The reviewer also mentions a newer version of the RIRO crank set with a different design and heavier weight but improved features like a 29mm axle and better shifting performance.