I met Philip, the engineer behind Incolor’s frames, at the China Cycle 2026 expo. I asked him tons of (sometimes pretty silly) questions. He patiently walked me through Incolor’s bike […]
Interview with Philip from Incolor: Engineering and Design Process Explained Read More »
Every so often, a brand shows up at a trade show, drops two good-looking framesets at prices that make you blink, and leaves the Chinese-carbon community equal parts excited and
Spect Strada and Mira: What We Know about This New Brand? Read More »
Winspace has officially unveiled the T1600 Ultra at Eurobike 2026, and it arrives with a new, raised handlebar, the HYPER 2 Riser. I got an early look at the Ultra
Winspace Launches the T1600 Ultra, G5 Gravel and HYPER 2 Handlebar Read More »
Chinese carbon cranks have moved well past the copycat phase. Brands like Elilee, Cybrei, and Incolor are now engineering cranks from scratch. The more serious brands also conduct independent fatigue
The 6 Best Chinese Carbon Cranks(ets) to Save Weight Read More »
So, I’ve already tested over 20 pairs of Chinese wheelsets. But the Particle GCX45 Hyperlight wheels have to be the most ridiculous wheels I’ve tested. Why? Because these are the
Particle GCX45 Hyperlight Review: The Lightest Wheels I Ever Tested! Read More »
Elilee showed up at the Shanghai Bike Show 2026 with two new products worth paying attention to: the Suanni, a new aero road frame priced to undercut established Chinese competition,
New Elilee Suanni Frame Introduced at Shanghai Bike Show 2026 Read More »
There were still many brands to explore during the 4th day. I visited SEKA, Wheeltop, Welgo, Voice, and many more. Please watch, like, subscribe, and eventually consider donating. The entire
Shanghai Bike Show 2026 Day 4 Read More »
Alright, this one is the one not to miss. I found tons of super interesting, but also some of the stupidest cycling tech out there. It includes products from brands
Shanghai Bike Show 2026 Day 3 Read More »
It wouldn’t be proper coverage without experiencing a lack of sleep. After day 1, when we encountered technical difficulties, my cameraman and I dug deep, and we produced another video. I
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China Cycle 2026 is the biggest cycling expo in the world. Walking the floor on Day 1 made that clear immediately. The halls are enormous, the booths range from spartan
Shanghai Bike Show 2026 Day 1 Read More »
I found the owner of the Quick Pro ER:ONE who was willing to share his experience with this bike. In this article, we dive into his build, why he chose
Quick Pro ER:ONE Review: Too Good for the Price? Read More »
We have been waiting for a new generation of the Garmin Varia RTL515 radar for a couple of years, almost 6 (!) to be exact (not counting the RCT715). Everybody
Garmin Varia RearVue 820 Review: Is It Worth the Premium Price? Read More »
The global cycling community is currently anticipating the next generation of Shimano’s groupsets, most likely designated as the Dura-Ace R9300 and Ultegra R8200 series. While they don’t yet exist, a
Shimano Dura-Ace and Ultegra 2026 Rumors: What to Expect and What I Want to See? Read More »
At $499, the Magene P715 pedal power meter seems like a tempting option. But is it worth it? I’ve been using it for a few weeks and compared its accuracy
Magene P715 Review: A Worthy Power Meter? Read More »
XDS has recently unveiled its X-LAB series, a high-performance lineup featuring the ultra-lightweight RT9, the aerodynamically optimized AD8, and the GT8 gravel bike. Long recognized as a primary manufacturing partner
XDS Brings WorldTour Level Tech to the Masses and Launches in the US Read More »
Feeling safer on busy roads thanks to a cycling radar changed the way many of us ride. For a long time, the choice of cycling radars was limited. But nowadays,
Sigma RECO 81 Review: A Breathe of a Fresh Air with a But…! Read More »
MovingSports SL1200cs wheels promise to offer an excellent price-to-gram ratio. At just 1265g with a 50mm depth and priced at $1099, they do offer exactly that. But how is their
MovingSports SL1200cs Review: Light Wheels with an Outdated Rim Profile? Read More »
The global road cycling landscape is currently undergoing a paradigm shift as Chinese brands transition from being anonymous original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to established performance brands. Pardus unveiled the Spark
Pardus Introduces Spark Evo Gen 4! Read More »
I first saw the Lightcarbon LCR18D at Eurobike 2025. It reminded me of SEKA Spear due to its WindEye-like seatstay structure. However, LCR18D was intended to be an adventure road
Lightcarbon LCR18D Review: A True All-Rounder Read More »
Coospo TR70 is another cheap Chinese radar launched to compete in the cycling radar market. I tested it and compared it with other radars (including the Garmin Varia RTL515) to
Coospo TR70 Review: Did This Radar Live Up to Its Potential? Read More »
