P2M is really good. Very stable in my experience.

Don't get Xcadey. They have a disproportionate number of failures for the few PM spiders they manage to sell. Even the batch allocated to Elilee wasn't free from trouble.

Thanks, as always, for the insight, SW.  That is convenient, as it means no waiting

Where are you ordering the ELILEE from?

I am just in communication with them directly.   I am picking up a couple things to see if I want to stock it in the shop

Gonna add to this list.
Has anyone tried the Power2Max power meter?

I am going to be trying out the ELILEE XXE carbon crankset /power meter combo.
They are out of Sigeyi,  XCadey is 15 days out, but they have Power2Max in stock

I just discovered the  3k twill at 30° that elite wheels has. I am having a hard time picking between that, the 12k twills, and the x weave. I am leaning x weave because I am a bigger riders. and its supposed to be stronger.  the twirly-ness of the 3k twill at 30° is just fun.  I need to make a choice very soon... mmm

The finish (3K, 12K, etc) is just a veneer, and does not affect the overall strength of the rim.
I wouldn't stress over it much, and just pick the finish that tickles your fancy

There's a bunch of news hiding in what looks like plain sight in Ltwoo's updated catalogue:

http://www.ltwoo.com/en/col.jsp?id=175

On the MTB side, there's a new 'T' series of shifters/derailleurs with clutch rear derailleurs. These are across the range, going from 8-13 speed. There's also the semi-electronic shifters as has already been shown.





For gravel, there's the new shifter shape available in 1x12, with brake calipers (as has been leaked previously). There's also a new rear derailleur with a clutch that comes over from the MTB line, but has been redesigned to take a barrel adjuster which is across the range from 9-12 speed. All other components remain the same.



On the road, the new shifters are available in a 2x12 version, with aluminium or carbon blades.



No separate brake caliper listed so I assume it's the same as the gravel one. No other new road components, and the new lever shape is only seen on the 2x12 hydraulic content, everything else remains the same.

Interesting.   I notice the lack of thumb up-shifting on the gravel set (unless I am missing it). Contrasting to that is the oversized thumb lever on the RX shifters.
I wonder what the shifting action will be…unless anyone has insight

Yea, tubeless plugs do exist, but probably not these.
One vague auto-translated review suggested they worked with tubeless but, you know, it was vague. And auto-translated. 

Claim is that it is lighter than rim tape, but the difference either way must be inconsequential.

Extra points of potential failure could mean a messy experiment...

I love the idea of UST rims. The wheel builder I work with, less so. Lol

Thanks for input all

I just received a saddle from the MIXED store on AliX

Carbon with dense padding, 135g, really nice build quality and finish.
It's a 155mm for my wife, so I can't comment on ride quality....

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CjDF4gEsHmY/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Here is the store. Looks like they jumped on the 3D printed bandwagon too ($200CAD, ouch...)
mixed Cycling Official Store
https://m.aliexpress.com/store/v3/home.html?shopId=912654594&sellerId=2651162254&pagePath=index.htm&sellerAdminSeq=2651162254&srcSns=sns_Copy

On the Elite wheels,  is there a steel free gun body available?

I do not believe so.
I will ask them about whether they are thinking about adding a biteguard.
Doesn’t really add weight, and just one of those finishing touches that makes existence on this earth a little more pleasant

Hi,
Did you find or make some pics for me? 

Sorry! Totally forgot!
One set of photos is the Drive 45mm disc (not the gravel version) with 28mm Schwalbe Pro One TLE (tubeless) @ 70PSI. Please excuse my janky calipers.
Tire width = 29.5mm
Rim width = 28.5mm

The other is the Drive 50mm rim.  Tire is 28mm Michelin Power Road Tubeless @ 70PSI
The rim version of the wheels is slightly wider on account of the brake track
Tire width = just shy of 30mm
Rim width = Just shy of 30mm