I am 179/73 and M size for cheji works very well for me.

XL might be too loose for 78kg. L would have been a nice fit.

Quote from: Pedaldancer on September 03, 2024, 03:22:09 PM
I have a thermal jersey.  It's very racy indeed.  That's what I wanted The fabric and sewing quality are very good.

Did someone try Inbike? They do look very nice in the photos. 
I am very tempted by that design in light blue/ green
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EIPOywd

Inbike jerseys are oem by Lameda, quality and fit is there.

Quote from: lantz on June 09, 2024, 01:07:29 PM
For some reason my Karoo wasn't seeing it as a sensor! This was like 6 months ago, so I'll try again!

I have been using mine for about 5mths. I saw your post then and got worried, but when I installed it, it paired with no issues.

Quote from: lantz on June 05, 2024, 11:45:55 PM
How did you get this to work? I haven't been able to sort how to get my Karoo2 to connected with my l-twoo erx.

Just add it to the list of sensors and then make sure you add the gear to one of your profiles. Its pretty straightforward.

Even though I used liquid tape on the RD initially. I removed it for an adjustment and haven't re-applied it since. Bike has been through several washes and wet rides and is ok.

I think the key thing is to just ensure the plug is securely fitted all the way.

Quote from: PLA on June 03, 2024, 08:05:38 PM
The red pads in my cheji bibs are just as good as any of my top brand stuff. I'd say they're superior to my santini pads. Still, Rosti make my favourite pad overall.

Agree with this. The red Cheji pads are the best I have tried so far as compared to even Santic and Lameda pro models.

Some c606 users have reported that the bike computers are now region locked. Might be the same for other recent production devices.

I bought my L508 when it was first launched in china and it works fine with both china and international app

I use my ltwoo er9 with hammerhead karoo2 but the battery level doesn't seem accurate or granular enough, only displaying low/mid/high.

Only the ltwoo app gives the exact percentage.
However you still need to be careful, sometimes the value displayed might not be correct.

Only the value you see when you plug and unplug a charging source is the accurate one.

Incidentally try swabbing the charging contacts with a isopropyl swab before you charge. Dirt and grime might affect the charging. I hope the next version will have some proper covers for the charging port.

I have 2 sets of ER9, one used for about 6mths on my gravel bike and another that I got last month for a new build. Both are fine at the moment

Have you tried using another charging source?

Some powerbanks will auto-cutoff moments after you connect and will result in the unit draining instead of charging. You need to find a steady USB power source or a powerbank that works.

This is not just a ltwoo issue, even my Magene powermeter reacts like this with some powerbanks.

Using a lithium charger for the 14500 definitely works but I have not encountered any issues charging through the RD once I get the right power source sorted out.

Ultimately always login via the app to check battery levels before riding out and you should not have any nasty surprises.

Quote from: Avalius on May 23, 2024, 01:01:17 PM
Damn bleeding these brakes is a mess. Front brake failed to bleed multiple times.
Saw a 105 di2 group cheap around me and bought it. With all the fails, I'm gonna sell it and be safe :s

Check if the olive was properly crushed? It was my first time doing it and it went very smoothly for me.

Quote from: kubackje on May 15, 2024, 01:08:16 PM
LMAO did u just compare GIANT to some company selling OEM frames under their branding? Kek

I vividly recall a time when Giant was just a new upstart brand selling cheap bikes.

Back then my friend even sniggered "what kind of a name is Giant"

I am using Karoo2 and it's working with Ltwoo.
Hopefully it's a firmware update away.

Qn for the wheeltop users here. Is it working with the bike computers that you are using?  There are videos showing it working with igpsport and displaying both gearing and battery life.

What about others like Garmin/wahoo/hammerhead?

Quote from: patliean1 on May 08, 2024, 09:08:42 AM
What's the difference between the QED chainrings, and the optional chainrings supplied with the PES? I'm trying to understand by Magene's QED video.

Are the QED rings similar to SRAM Red's one-piece design?

Basically QED just denotes that it's DUB spindle. Can be any configuration.

PES is for 24mm spindle.

My QED powermeter crank and chainrings are still ok after 2years.