Aliexpress in a nutshell haha
Needed bearings for a pair of Xpedo CX pro pedals, same used in Favero I think. Very niche sizing

Made in Germany is the marketing thing
Made in China on the backside 

I figured how much worse could they be than stock bearings, look identical almost.

I thought this forum would have had more discussion on this topic.

I am not panicking, or i am actually. I have been going on a relentless shopping spree this week, like buying everything and anything, stocking up with cycling clothing (just discovered this phenomena of cycling clothes from Aliexpress.

With the implementation of a 3 EUR fee per product/category it is gonna be absolutely awful..  RIP my titanium screw and other niche items

I do not see much love for the Cooma silver EX plus

I used to have red axs gen2 calipers with both stock pads and Swiss stop pads, DA rotors = poor braking performance and shit calipers.

Switched to Hope RX4+, ran the stock pads, blue and red, with NOW8 rotors (worlds lightest and absolute zero brake surface). It works quite well.

Switched to silver EX plus now, I guess it took some bedding in, now after 300km they work extremely well.
Most is probably due to the RX4+ caliper being 4 piston and have a very very large brake pad surface. But even with NOW8 rotors those EX Plus pads work amazingly well. And for the price? Crazy!

I bought a pair of IIIRiro rotors (galfer copies almost) 2x 160 rotors for less than 10 usd is just unbelievable. They feel high quality and will be interesting to test how they perform with the Ex Plus pads.
Was about to order Cooma pink ceramic but probably gonna skip that now

Do have the pink ceramic pads on my MTB with XTR m9100 brakes and superlight rotors. Squeal quite a bit but the bite is good. Nowhere near the original Shimano G04Ti full metal pads but those are eating rotors and bite is too good.

For anyone who find this on Google search, yes buy brake pads from Aliexpress. Worth every penny. 4 Pairs for less than 12 USD is bonkers

Thank you for the link. Very interestinig rims. But I'm a bit surprised that Nextie seems to offer this rims with 20 holes only. This could mean that these rims will have laminated nipple holes. But compared to DSF Carbon, the latter has wider internal width (IW 25mm) and a much more competitive price.

A guy on WW forum pre-ordered a set with Nextie wheelset, carbon spokes and their own 226g hubs (for the pair) at 1345 EUR, that including a 10% pre-order discount

So 1500 EUR for a complete set shipped, approx as light it is technically possible to build.

I see DFS offer a 999 EUR hub pair at 199 gram, expensive and quite unclear how reliable and safe it is. Also way more expensive really. Their other hubs are very heavy in todays standard.
DFS is just a reseller, aren't they?

Aereo benefit aside, 50€ for a pair of bottle with cage seems a little high to me https://it.aliexpress.com/item/1005012005083796.html

Sure 50 eur for a pair of  bottles are expensive considering a carbon cage with elite fly is like half the price.

But I just looked, a huge bikestore in Sweden sell Trek aero bottle for 127 USD PER BOTTLE haha 

127 usd for one bottle even Bill Gates would say that is too much for a piece of plastic

Any idea if it is possible to run this dropper with setback? Like a minus -15mm setback or more?

If one would be interested in ordering this frame and frame only (without handlebar, seatpost etc).
Either raw or custom painted

How to go about? Pandapodium doesnt offer customisation.... (Europe, Sweden)

Want to go as light as possible with high end parts

Also are there more info on weight, like frame and fork separate etc. Real weights and not "850 unpainted" because that rarely appear to be true