I've recently bought a Lexon Vero handlebar in 110-38, because the other one I had in 120 was too long. However once it turned up, they sent me a 38-100, and tried to hide it by scratching the measurement text off (See pictures).
I know the measurements are correct, because I can compare with my current 120 and it indeed measures 2 cm less.

https://imgur.com/a/kMGrMIE

Store was: Jawbone store

I tried to dispute it with Ali, and sent them the two picture, how ever they declined and state evidence is not valid, and I need to measure it better?
Should I try to disagree and push on, or is it actually worth returning the handlebar?

Any input appriciated.

35mm would just be slightly lighter. Usually 40-55mm deep wheels have such a small weight penalty over ~30mm that its a no brainer to get the deeper wheels. Crosswind stability for wheels below 55mm deep is not much of a concern. Id don't think 9velo is a good value. I avoid many of these premium Chinese brands that are trying to compete with western brands. Price is double that of an OEM, and the product and support/warranty is the same, sometimes worse.

Calling it the same product is probably quite a stretch.
If you are buying from 9velo you are paying "premium" for the Hub. They use hubs from H-works which are really high quality. I haven't seen an OEM for a good price using true h-works hub yet?
For reference I've been using 9velo's mt30 MTB wheel for over a year, and they are perfect, best hub's I've ever used by far. Much better than  DT swiss.
Also there are 10% off 9velo with youtubers discount codes. ex. 9velo-hambini10
So 872 usd including shipping for the 9velo isn't that bad

And for OP, I don't know how old your FFWD rims are, but modern rims has a more U shaped profile, where older ones has a V shape. The U shape is a lot better handling in cross-winds.

Anyone knows the bearing dimensions for this frame?

Don't want to take mine out to measure, and want a spare set lying around.

I have the chaser flat mount adapters
https://imgur.com/a/mzK58Os
https://imgur.com/a/iYHyRQa
They're really good, and a pretty decent weight saving. There seems to be a new version than mine floating around? Different design, but same weight. https://imgur.com/a/jGEeV0h

I'm a member of a FB group called "Chinese Bikes" a guy called Chao Ma, who shares some of their upcoming products like this insane lightweight center lock disc rotor https://imgur.com/a/IPwWbFf

After trying the Onirii lightweight rotors, I would really not try these.

He links to a site here https://spartsti.com/products/chaser-disc-rotor
There they sell many chaser parts that aren't on ali. I don't know if I want to beta test their products though 

I'm pleased with the look/stiffness/weight of my Lexon Vero.   Haven't fitted yet but my 360/110 came out at around 310g.  Narrower at hoods.  If I angle inwards I reckon my hand position will be inside 30cm.  Net cost with discounts when I purchased was 85 GBP.

+1 for the lexon vero. I have it in 36/120 super stiff in the hoods. Mine was around 320 grams.

might be just me but the currently available paint schemes for the new c5 aero is god-awful. need more paint schemes winspace.

Totally agree with the two, but that Cat themed paintjob is sick tho.

Anyone knows where the reach adjuster is on these  HRD shifters? I've tried turning the front bolt like on the none hrd version, but that doesn't do anything?