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#2
In that price range the cycplus is serving me good, I have about 2000km on it and no issues
#3
I had a looked at that one last year and ended up getting the cycplus r200 and super happy with it.
#4
zara, any 80-88 profile for TT?
#5
great work
#6
Well, I pulled the trigger, $86 after coupon and tax, worth a punt.
#7
What strange is that I don't see these on AliExpress.
Probably someone imported a bunch in the US, they are not selling and now have to discount them to move them from Amazon warehouse
#8
I can't find any info on them. And comfort might be a challenge with that clamping system.
#9
You sir win the prize!
#10
That's exactly the set up I am looking at, just the caliper difference to save a few irrelevant weight
#11
super expensive too...

I think I managed to find some TRP 910 at very good price, with leap adapter for the blips the integration is super clean, paired with Zrace calipers, it's should do the job. the whole think should cost less than $350 (excluding blips)
#12
Component Deals & Selection / TT/Tri brake options
October 18, 2026, 09:25:06 AM
Looking for brake levers options for triathlon build. Outside of TRP and SRAM, i don't see a lot of option and nothing on the budget side of the spectrum. Planning on going 1x with SRAM axs/blips.

Anything out there that I am missing?
#13
Quote from: martinfgar on September 30, 2026, 03:51:44 AM
The cheap set with steel spokes. I think it made more sense in my case (cheap build with cheap frame). If you've cared about the weight at any point of your build, maybe it makes sense going for the carbon spokes.

Do you have the wheel weight?
#14
yes it should work as far as I understand it.
#15
And from that viewpoint it's pretty nice looking