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I have this saddle in 135mm with EVA pad. It is very good if you prefer narrow near flat saddles (the pelvic support here is quite small). Very similar perfomance to my PRO Falcon, only wish it to be not short nosed.

I have this on my gravel bike. I have a lot of miles/time on it and it is excellent. Highly recommended.

I'm using the Onirii PD-06Ti pedals on one of my bikes, they've been great after I replaced the glue-like grease with something less viscous. For cleats, I use Exustar E-RSL11 cleats, and I have no lateral play. These cleats are also sold as Garmin Rally RS cleats - they're exactly the same thing, as Exustar makes cleats for Garmin. And you can save quite a bit of money by forgoing the Garmin-branded packaging.

I used ESI RCT wrap for a number of years. It's a silicone tape that is smooth but grippy and you can vary the amount of cushion/firmness by how tightly you wrap it. ESI was expensive and they are discontinuing it cause it's getting more expensive to make. This Onrii tape is a great replacement for it. It's textured on one side, but besides that it's very similar. Been a few months and I'm liking it very much.

I figured I should report back on these shoes because I gave them a bad rap previously. I said I regretted ordering them because they were not good and I didn't think they'd hold up. Well, I've likely put over 1500mi on them so far and they're holding up great. They're still not great shoes, as I don't find them to be very stiff and they could be more comfortable. Also, the way the single BOA straps tighten makes it hard to get a good snug fit on either the toe or the midfoot or both (2 boas or a 1 boa and a toe strap would probably help a lot). BUT, the BOAs have held up great. The shoe still looks great. It's a mesh material and it stays very cool and dry-ish for summer riding. Honestly, for the very little money I paid for these, you could get a worse shoe.

I recently bought this tape because a friend in my group was using it. It looks pretty cheap, it doesn't even have a brand name, but after using it for a while, it feels pretty comfortable on the drops, and its texture is quite non-slip. I would buy it again.

If you like Supercaz tape, this seems to be the real thing at 1/3 US retail (I've bought it a couple times). The various sellers of PU tape that looks like Cinelli Caledio - also pretty nice, not as durable as actual Cinelli but very close.

I've had good luck with the Bucklos tape and also the Supacaz lookalike tape. I prefer the supacaz style tape and recently replaced a set when i did some maintenance but it could easily have gone a few thousand more miles. Supacaz "style" that I've used several times now with good luck. I ordered some more to keep in my parts bin

Ordered 4 a month ago, been using 2 since I received and 1 in saddle bag. Been using RideNow for years, never had a failure yet

I have been very impressed by this Towild BR800S front light. 800 lumens (they have brighter available, but for road use, this is more than enough) cut off beam for drivers long stated run times, plus replaceable battery (this was a massive selling point for me - I carry a spare just in case on dark mornings) good sturdy mount (I use the go pro mount under my garmin) wireless remote control included All for less than £22 which I thought was staggering.

Flying Tern: size Medium. The quality and finish of these is remarkable. I've seen nothing like this before on Aliexpress.

While I'm on the topic, the corresponding shorts are also very impressive: Nice long leg length, pocket is a generous size, quality of lycra seems excellent, the only thing left to test is what the padding is like on the road. First impressions are truly excellent.

I just received one of these in a size Asian S: I have an 89cm chest, would describe it as a race fit. Length is good - like you I often have the issue in that XS also seems to mean Xtra Short (though I'm only 175cm), but the jersey is ideal length. The only thing I'd mark it down for is that there's no zip pocket, but otherwise, first impressions are extremely good. I would say it is slightly longer than the YKYWBike jerseys I have (but not by heaps)

After the Balugoe, I tried the dirt cheap Shikra Handlebar (15-20 Euos), and I've been very happy with this one. It's about 100g heavier than the carbon bar, but for a fat 90kg+ rider, that's a total non-issue. It's also less "aero" and completely lacks internal routing, but I love the shape. The top is slightly flattened and aeroish, but the key difference is the bend. Despite an official reach of 80mm, the curve is much later, giving it an effective reach closer to 100mm. This makes it way more comfortable in an aero position, and I can hold it for much longer. It is also extremely stiff, which I like. I've been very happy with this bar and run it on two of my bikes, with several thousand kilometers on each. They've been great. So if you don't need internal cable routing, this bar is an absolute winner. It's stiff, comfortable for someone wanting a longer effective reach, and incredibly cheap.

As a bigger rider (over 90kg with a pretty high power output), I was a bit scared to try a carbon handlebar but finally took the plunge this spring. Out of the box, the bar felt nice and light at around 270g. Gave it a good squeeze and flex test before mounting, and it felt solid enough. After about 2,500km of riding, it was stiff enough for me but not super stiff. Also showing no signs of flex or creaking even during hard sprints. It even survived a crash with no visible damage or structural issues. So no issues regarding the durability. The problem for me wasn't the quality, but the shape. Despite the official 77mm reach, the curve/bend from the tops to the hoods is so early that the effective reach is tiny. I could barely get my hands comfortably on the hoods. Also not nearly as much forearm support in the aero position as I would have liked. Another issue was the lack of clamping space next to the stem. It was impossible to fit a standard Garmin mount, so I had to buy a specific out-front mount to make it work. For the price (around 45 Euros), it's not a bad handlebar if the geometry works for you. If you have smaller hands and are specifically looking for a very short-reach bar, this could be a bargain.