LTWOO

[Sitar_Ned]

Hi Dokken, are you in any way associated with LTWOO?

I mean that if you are, your presence here would have a lot more value with you saying it upfront. We could ask you questions, provide feedback, gain trust... and maybe buy.
If we suspect a hidden advertisement the trust is definitely lost. So please clarify. We have vendors coming here, it's OK and even encouraged!

Judging from is ip info, I don't think he is

[SportingGoods]

Thanks Sitar-Ned!
I want to clarify that I really meant no offense here it's just that Dokken has exclusively posted on LTWOO, so I thought he could be related to them. Actually, that's too bad that he's not!

Anyway, I had a deeper look into LTWOO and I'm not ready for that. My point is that each technology is finally 1 generation behind. 12sp has the range of 11sp, and similarly 11sp offers the range of 10sp. We are not into road bike where they like 1 tooth between each sproket, we want RANGE!! So when you compare LTWOO with SRAM or Shimano (in term of cost, weight) you need to compare the n-1 generation, and honestly a 10sp SRAM or Shimano groupset is affordable.
Sorry, but I don't see the value for now. Bump up the range and I'll think twice about it.

[Sitar_Ned]

No offense taken at all man.. No worries! I agree, if you're affiliated with a vendor it's much more beneficial for everyone to just be up front about it. I never really understand why they would try to post about their products "undercover" anyways. But they definitely do.

[VisionTim]

This really isn't where you want to save money.

[dokken]

I'm not a seller!
I only found this brand ... nothing more

[SportingGoods]

Again, that's too bad! It would have been interesting to discuss with someone from LTWOO.
I'd be curious to understand if they plan to increase the range of their cassette. That's a big show stopper to me. Their 11sp product does not offer more range then SRAM or Shimano 10sp.

[dokken]

LTWOO AERO 11SPEED 11-42T


and prototype 12s 11-46T


Sram Eagle 12s 10-50

[SportingGoods]

Strange, the range indicated is inaccurate. See correct range in the table below. As I mentioned earlier, LTWOO range is one generation behind SRAM (but similar to Shimano who went the 2x route with Synchroshift, which explains to me why they don't push the limit of 1x)

Speed	SRAM	Shimano	LTWOO
11	42/10=420%	42/11=380%	42/11=380%
12	50/10=500%	N.A.	46/11=420%