On another forum I proposed that a company like Strava or Komoot makes an android based bike computer but do it as an Android software layer only. Imagine this device with a Strava or Komoot software interface with their mapping and programming skills. They could make money by either charging a premium for additional features or even have an app store. Leave the hardware side to companies like this who could innovate with longer battery life, bigger screens or just cheap just like the Android phone world.
I'm just too wary of the software development from a small startup. For the record I have a Bryton 750 and the software sucks.

Quote from: Bluehills5 on December 06, 2025, 02:17:40 PM
I bought a "DAREVIE Cycling Jersey Long Sleeve Men Women Cool Technology Man Cycling Maillot Soft Breathable Quick Dry SPF 50" in size Euro M and it's TINY. I'm tall and slim (186cm, 70kg) and usually buy size M but this jersey is super short and my belly button is not even covered and it's very tight. I'd say it's an XS.
I also got some RION shorts with Dolomiti pad in Euro size M and although a little tighter than usual size M they're fine.

Just to show how small this size Euro M DAREVIE jersey is, here is a pic of it laid on top of a Pearl Izumi size M.

Quote from: oker_s on November 18, 2025, 12:12:16 AM
does someone has experince with darevie? on rion and ywyk bibs i use asia L and EU M! 1,81 and 70-71kg! should i can someone help?

I bought a "DAREVIE Cycling Jersey Long Sleeve Men Women Cool Technology Man Cycling Maillot Soft Breathable Quick Dry SPF 50" in size Euro M and it's TINY. I'm tall and slim (186cm, 70kg) and usually buy size M but this jersey is super short and my belly button is not even covered and it's very tight. I'd say it's an XS.
I also got some RION shorts with Dolomiti pad in Euro size M and although a little tighter than usual size M they're fine.

I've a pair of Santic Austin mtb shoes which are more gravel then full mtb. They have a single boa dial. They were advertised as carbon sole but it looks like generic black plastic and is definitely not carbon stiff. That said, they are comfortable and the sizing (size 45) is similar to Shimano or other shoes I've owned. They were also very cheap at about $50 from Santic Australia's website. They weigh about 375gm each and I've had them about 3 years and they're still in good condition.

Wheeltop aquires Spanish brand Rotor.

https://bikebiz.com/chinese-oem-wheeltop-acquires-majority-stake-in-rotor/