Can accept payment through paypal so you will have buyer protection

No refunds. i am just a private seller

will be shipped with tracking and should arrive in most countries within two weeks

Cant offer the same guarantees as aliexpress which is why the price is lower

For sale

Brand new wheel top eds tx groupset

Hydraulic alloy version

Take off from brand new complete bike

Comes with everything pictured. No original packaging
Hydraulic cables have been cut. Front is approx 71cm and rear is approx 152cm

Never used but has been tested. Can provide pictures

I have two sets to sell

Located in china

Price: USD$560 including fedex shipping to most countries

Kactus and Onirii seem to be the only brands on AliEx with their own unique disc rotor design. The Kactus rotors seem to have good reviews on their main store:

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804231348561.html

Arent these the rotors that were discontinued by onirii? Im not sure why kactus are still selling them

I passed on these and got the newer onirii design instead and they have held up fine so far

Does anyone have experience with these Good Year Eagle F1 road slicks? Possible cheaper alternative to GP 5000 tires?

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805561575967.html

I haven't tried them personally but accoring to BRR theyre heavier and higher rolling resistance than GP5000.

I just received a set of Michelin Power Cups but yet to test them. Theyre very slightly slower than GP5000 and similar puncture resistance but significantly cheaper for me. but some people have reported some complaints about thread width

theres a discussion about them on WW here:
https://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=132&t=169200&start=660

token ninja! a bit more expensive than those you mentioned but worked perfectly for me for 2+ years. ive been using a cheaper kaktus the past few months since changing cranksets. spin test doesnt spin as smoothly but works fine so far

I run Elita One seatposts too but ive read about many people overtorquing and cracking them and my friend has done this too.

That said, ive had two that have had no problems at all for 1-2 years each. The weight you get for the price is indeed great.

i just personally would not recommend this seatpost to anyone that doesnt have/want to use a torque wrench

i think ill be buying a set of these fovno aurora pro in the near future. the weights are pretty good, price is good and they use DUB spindles

stiffweenies did some weight comparisons in a previous post here:

https://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,2959.msg40591.html#msg40591

I'm assuming for road hub spacing?

Yup! Oops I shouldve specified in my original comment