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Re: Sensah Electronic Groupset (14 speed?)
Quote from: bichler.bua on May 05, 2025, 07:45:40 AM
Curious about your experience. I have three Sensah mechanical groupsets installed.
Two of them I do not ride a lot, a 1x on a monster cross project and a 2x11 on my indoor trainer.
Third one is a 2x12 on a Velobuild VB-R-099 that I have put miles on and I have to say it works quite well for mechanical disc.
I also like the shape of the hoods - so I am positive about Sensah.

I've built several bikes using Sensah shifters, though I opted to use the Team Pro shifters which are Shimano compatible. I actually like how the shifters work, mainly since you can shift smoothly into the big cogs while climbing. That's one advantage they have over Shimano shifting. I built a gravel bike for a family member using Team Pro shifters and LTwoo R9 front/rear derailleurs. That bike is still running smoothly with no issues. I hate LTwoo mechanical and Campy style shifting, there's no way to properly wrap your hand around the hoods especially for hard climbs or sprints.
May 05, 2025, 09:24:01 AM 		1
Re: Sensah Electronic Groupset (14 speed?) A few more photos of the shifter and derailleur in "exploded" view and another photo of the 14 speed cassette. Battery is confirmed removable, USB type-C charging and with a 1500km range (about 932mi). Launch date should be in the next 2 months.  ;)
May 05, 2025, 11:13:10 AM 		1
Re: Road bike handelbars with attachable TT bars I almost bought the Bike doc one last week but decided to go with a clip-on one as the Bike Doc one seems to be lacking some adjustements.

I also was in doubt when I saw the picture where the bars are mounted on the wrong direction ::)
July 31, 2025, 10:33:45 AM 		1
Re: A request to all manufacturers who browse these forums... There is a balance between innovation and giving consumers an excuse to spend more money. Under the guise of innovation.
May 26, 2026, 06:48:04 PM 		1