Quote from: wanted100 on February 18, 2026, 12:34:13 PM
we all aready saw the gplama review.. ahah

I'm probably too far from such strict testing protocols)) I don't think I'll often see power above 1000 watts on my computer))

But yes, I will try to run a test at power levels over 1000 watts. This is interesting

I bought a 162.5mm ThinkRider with a DUB axle.

Hi everyone. Today I compared the readings from Assioma, Tax Neo, and ThinkRider.
The error is around 1%. Overall, I'm very satisfied – I recommend these cranks.

And what about the price, do You already know what to expect?

Quote from: NB87 on January 04, 2026, 02:01:21 PM
This makes no sense. Are you sure those numbers are correct?

The AliExpress seller gave me this information. It's also confirmed by some reviews – the buyer was upset when he received 165mm cranks and found them to be 156mm Q Facrot (when he was expecting 146mm!!). This is why I negotiated with the seller before ordering. So, be careful.

Quote from: geramonta on January 05, 2026, 01:28:10 AM
кто-нибудь случайно смог измерить длину оси, когда она установлена ​​на рычагах?

When my order arrives (I hope it will be 160mm with a Q Factor of 146), I will try to remember to take measurements.

I ordered these cranks. As a result of correspondence, the seller provided the following data on the dependence of the Q Factor on the length of the crank:
Length 160 mm - Q Factor 146 mm
Length 165 mm - Q Factor 156 mm
Length 167.5 mm - Q Factor 146 mm
Length 170 mm    - Q Factor 146 mm
Length 172.5 mm - Q Factor 146 mm
This information was important to me because I am going to change the cranks on my TT bike, which has a Q-Factor of 145.5.
I couldn't find this table anywhere, so I decided to write it down to clarify things.
By the way, the salesperson was so attentive that he even found a mistake in my order I accidentally chose 165 mm, although I wanted 160 mm.

Quote from: OlHag Cyclismo on January 19, 2025, 06:02:57 PM
My Seraph/ TanTan TT X 68 Build - Size 54 - Matte Black

6.94kg - $2900ish all in. Weight is plus or minus 50gwith grease, and misc hardware not accounted for.
I acquired most of these parts used over the course of 4-5 months, via ebay and facebook. I learned about most of the build options, not named shimano, from this site or via youtube (GC Performance, Pat Lino, China Cycling, etc...). I also built this bike by myself, first time ever doing a frame-up build, and used GC's SL8 bike build and his other videos.

Cool build for the weight and price - just fire!
Tell about the feel, how well the bike rides, how stiff is the frame? What branded bikes can you compare it to?

Quote from: hada on June 08, 2023, 05:47:05 PM
Is there any way of putting the plastic cover for single housing cables at the headset exit on the right / drive side? It came shipped with the dual housing one on the right hand side and a bigger single housing one on the left. I'd like to swap them for neater cockpit cable routing but I cant get the single one to fit on the right side, as if it was too big. The dual housing cover clips in properly on both sides.

For the left side with two cables, I ordered this plug.
https://aliexpress.ru/item/4000707728299.html?spm=a2g2w.orderdetail.0.0.6b764aa66NTPZ3&sku_id=12000018167261292
I cut it on one side and inserted it when the cables had already been laid. Holds up and looks good.

Quote from: SimonW on June 08, 2023, 06:26:02 AM
@Yozha : if I were you, I would go to the NS bike website. They prove such information ....

Do you mean https://nsbikes.com/? They have 130mm and 150mm travel frames, I don't think it's a 936?

Hi guys. I order a 936 frame, size S for my daughter. Someone here has one for sure. Could you check the maximum length the dropper fits into an S size frame? Thanks a lot