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The reviewer states that the Topi water bottle and Topi Ninja cage system is their preferred choice, citing a secure fit and reliability after extensive use.
AI-Summary
Pros
- Secure fit that 'clicks in really solidly'
- Designed to fit together with the Topi cage for reliability
- Has never failed or popped out during thousands of kilometers of riding
- From a legitimate brand, implying trust in BPA-free claims
Cons
- None mentioned for the Topi system itself
Key Points
- Uses a 650ml Topi water bottle
- Paired with the Topi Ninja cage
- System has a wedge that clips in securely
- Used for over 5,000 km without failure
The reviewer discusses the Elite Wheels ENT 2.0 carbon wheels as their favorite upgrade and the winner of the 'best product award' for the year. They purchased the wheels over 12 months ago and have ridden more than 10,000 km on them, using them on both a Trek Domane SL5 and a Sava A7L Pro bike. The reviewer praises their durability, performance, and aesthetic impact, stating they have endured rainy rides, potholes, and rough roads with zero issues. They highlight the noticeable improvements in acceleration, responsiveness, and the ability to maintain higher speeds. The wheels are described as a 50mm depth model, purchased for about $350.
AI-Summary
Pros
- Favorite upgrade of the year
- Ridden over 10,000 km with zero issues
- Durable through rain, potholes, and rough roads
- Made the bike look significantly better (huge aesthetic gains)
- Bike felt lighter and more responsive
- Noticeably faster acceleration
- Ability to keep higher speeds for longer periods
- Good value for money at about $350
- Versatile 50mm depth
Cons
- No cons found in the analysis.
Key Points
- Model: Elite Wheels ENT 2.0 carbon wheels
- Depth: 50mm
- Price: Approximately $350
- Usage: Over 12 months and 10,000+ km
- Tested on: Trek Domane SL5 and Sava A7L Pro bikes
- Durability: Survived abuse from weather and road conditions with no problems
- Performance Impact: Improved acceleration, responsiveness, and speed maintenance
- Aesthetic Impact: Transformed the look of the bike from looking 'a bit cheap' with stock aluminum wheels
The reviewer discusses the Honory PD6 Carbon SPD pedals, which they purchased with their own money. They mention having used them for 2,000-3,000 km and finding them to be a great set of pedals. They compare them favorably to more expensive Shimano options, noting they are lighter. The reviewer expresses some regret over initially overpaying but highlights the current lower price and positive user reviews.
AI-Summary
Pros
- Great set of pedals.
- Really, really good.
- Holding up well after 2,000-3,000 km.
- Lighter than more expensive Shimano Dura Ace pedals.
- Positive user reviews on AliExpress (605 reviews, averaging 4.7 stars).
- More affordable than Shimano Ultegra or Dura Ace options.
Cons
- The reviewer overpaid initially, though notes the current price is much lower.
Key Points
- Model: Honory PD6 Carbon SPD pedals.
- Purchased for about $110, but now available for $51-$81.
- Three versions: steel axle ($51, 252g), titanium axle ($69, 200g), extended axle ($81.56, 210g).
- The reviewer has the titanium version (200g per pair).
- Compared to Shimano Dura Ace pedals (approx. 228g).
- Used for 2,000-3,000 km.
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