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Component Deals & Selection / Re: Help with smaller width bar
« on: September 10, 2026, 08:06:45 AM »
Thanx. Currently also exploring the options of the various adapters for both integrated and the Deda Superbox stem.
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IIRC they dont sell to the US anymore. They had a cool one I wanted but it wasn't available to buy on Aliexpress
I am 187 cm and ended up ordering size 56. I spent a few days running calculations through Gemini and Claude based on my current bike. I should be able to replicate almost the exact same fit on the size 56 with the 90 mm riser bar/stem.
However, I also ordered the 100 mm stem to start with a slightly longer reach—my current bike has endurance geometry, so I can comfortably handle a bit more stretch. Since I'm 41, having that second 90 mm stem gives me a solid fallback option for the future if I ever need a more relaxed setup.
Hi everyone,
First of all, based on the photos and information provided, we can confirm that the damage on this wheel appears to have been caused by an external impact or a serious collision, rather than a manufacturing defect.
We would also like to clarify that we have never refused responsibility or ignored customer concerns. Before every wheelset leaves our factory, it goes through three separate inspection procedures to ensure that it meets our quality standards. We do not ship wheels with known defects or quality issues.
Regarding the testing process mentioned in the discussion, we do have comprehensive inspection procedures for our wheelsets, including structural and performance checks before shipping. You can see some examples of our inspection process here:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fX9MZCKySlU
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VqsSIgvmI_E
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Ak4BGuw09Pc
We also want to clarify that we have never used our sales numbers as an excuse or as a way to avoid responsibility. Sales volume does not determine whether a single case should be reviewed — every customer issue is taken seriously.
Regarding the communication history, we are happy to provide the complete conversation record if necessary. We believe that showing only one image or a partial conversation can easily lead to misunderstandings about the situation.
After reviewing this case, we also offered a solution and arranged support for the customer, including providing a replacement wheelset. However, this follow-up information was not shared in the discussion, which gives an incomplete picture of how the issue was handled.
We respect all customer feedback, including negative experiences, because they help us improve. At the same time, we hope that discussions can include the full context so that everyone can have a fair understanding of the situation.
Thank you.
Leslie
KORE Cycling
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Could you elaborate on this? I don't really understand geometry.
From bikeinsights and geometrygeeks it seems like the only difference is 15mm higher stack in the Aethos 2 with the exact same reach?
Unless you really dislike semi-external cabling, I'm way happy with my setup. On sales it comes up as $400 usd or even less and that includes the seat post, drop bar and all the extra bits. The frame appears solid inside and out. No issues with brake mounts and the T47 BB is smooth. The money saved can be put into an electronic groupset, carbon crankset and/or a lightweight wheelset.
If that deal is real, I am picking up a frame. For that kind of money, I am down to keep it as a spare frame in case I crash my current bike.
My T4 Ultra that I order from Ullicyc came so fast. Only took a few days.
Opened everything up and saw this flake on the inside of the stem. Should I be worried about structural damage or is this normal from the manufacturing process? I’ve removed the flake.