For best break power make sure to try alternative break pads, that improved braking power on mine... close to my Juintech F1's.

BR Chris

I'm thinking it might be an issue with my Ltwoo GR9 gravel shifters I'm using. They don't seem to play nice internal drop bar cable routing. There's no way to modulate brake pull on the shifters either. I'm going to try swapping the GR9 shifters for a pair of Sensah shifters and see if that helps. If not, I might have to just buy a pair of Shimano shifters, which I'm thinking I should have done in the first place.

My Onirii brakes were (finally) delivered on Friday after spending 10 days in California. First impressions are good. The machining looks good, no obvious sharp edges or oil leaks. Interestingly, they are marked IIIPro on the inner side of the calipers. So may be these two are the same companies? Have installed them on my build but only rode the bike in our little cul-de-sac. I will report how they work, soon!

I also received my Onirii brakes as well. To be honest, this will be my last time I order from Onirii's store using "guaranteed" 12 day shipping. It actually arrived later to California than my other AliEx orders w/regular shipping which I made after the Onirii calipers.

Also I'm still trying to dial mine in on this particular bike build, they still don't have the same braking "bite" as my Juin Tech F1 calipers on my other road bike. I would have just paid extra and bought another pair of F1 calipers, but this particular frame won't accommodate 160mm calipers on the rear. The Juin Techs don't do 140mm rotors.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804436031313.html

I have no experience with these BXT gravel frames, but with the current Black Friday $40 USD coupon 40DEAL, this makes it one of the cheapest gravel setups on AliEx. I already own two gravel frames, but if anyone is looking this could be a good bike build.

Sensah has a new rear derailleur for the SRX group with a (supposedly) stronger clutch like chain tensioner. Anyone have more info on it?
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2271799817509238.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa&_randl_shipto=US

If you order, you should definitely confirm with the Sensah store that you will receive the new version. Recent reviews are showing people are getting the old one, but paying for the new RD prices. If that's the case you can order elsewhere for cheaper on AliEx.

I've been riding clipless since the 90s. Even now, I still fall over on occasion! 

The road boa is a bargain!
Got them myself, really comfy shoe but short fit! Get bigger size by 2 numbers

I have a full Adidas cycling kit and it's mainly for these discounts. I also have the road boa shoes and I ended buying a 2nd pair with the current discount. I usually size 1x down on the bibs, but my jerseys are spot on. I was thinking of buying another pair of their gravel shoes, but I'm going to wait and see if they do a boa version as well.

I've noticed this as well. If something lacks demand or market forces start to change, manufacturers will cease production. For example, a few months ago I could find quite a few post mount carbon gravel frames, but now they've become increasingly rare as most have gone flat mount.

I see the 11 speed rx hydro set is $320 on aliexpress.

I'd definitely be more interested in their 11 speed hydraulic setup. Also since L-Twoo's road/gravel shifters are Shimano compatible you could potentially even skip their FD/RD and use Shimano 11 speed derailleurs.