All Reviews

The reviewer unpacks and examines the SEABOARD Road Bike Frame Set, noting its chromolybdenum steel construction and gravel bike design. They highlight the frame's packaging, paint quality, and included components like the fork, headset, through axles, and derailleur hanger. The frame's weight and some minor imperfections are discussed, along with its vintage look and serviceability.

The reviewer analyzes the Magene QED electronic groupset, highlighting its competitive pricing, convertible brake system, and potential to challenge established brands like Shimano and SRAM through OEM partnerships.

The reviewer analyzes the OG-EVKIN LOONG carbon road frame, noting it's a more premium offering from a typically value-focused Chinese brand. He highlights its aero-focused design, EPS molding construction, high-quality accessories including titanium alloy bolts, and overall excellent finish, while pointing out minor paint alignment issues and overspray in the headset bearing cup.

The reviewer discusses the ZTTO disc brake rotors as part of the ZTTO items in the video. They mention that these rotors are 160mm and use a center lock screw attachment. The reviewer notes that the rotors are not very light but also not heavy, describing them as quite standard. They are part of a set of necessary but unexciting components for building a bike.

The reviewer discusses the RYET 3D printed saddle, mentioning they already have the carbon version on their road bike and are now trying the plastic version for this gravel bike build. They praise the saddle's comfort, stating it's the most comfortable they've ever used, but note the carbon version has significantly increased in price since their initial purchase. They opted for the cheaper plastic version (€38 vs €60-65 for carbon) primarily for cost reasons, though they express confidence that the comfort won't be compromised by the different material.

The reviewer discusses the TOSEEK Carbon Seatpost as part of the finishing kit for their bike build. They mention having used this seatpost on their Mason resolution bike without any problems. The reviewer notes that they use a torque wrench when installing and adjusting the seatpost to prevent cracking, despite it being carbon. They highlight that the seatpost weighs 180g, which they consider quite light. However, they find the double screw mechanism for attaching the seat to the seatpost somewhat annoying, as it requires careful adjustment to set the seat angle correctly.

The reviewer discusses the ZTTO headset as part of the components for building a flat bar gravel bike. They mention it is a 34mm straight tube headset with a golden screw at the top and a star Crown attachment method for the fork. The headset is made of aluminum, feels sturdy, and has sealed bearings for durability. The reviewer notes it is one of the necessary but not very exciting items for building a bike.

The reviewer discusses the Schwalbe G-one 700x40c tires as part of their gravel bike build. They mention having previously used the 35mm version on their road bike with positive results, and now plan to use the 40mm version for this build. The tires are described as having a moderate tread pattern suitable for mixed terrain use, with the reviewer noting they've had no punctures over 2,000 km on the 35mm version. They plan to set them up tubeless with valves also purchased from AliExpress.