Quote from: Kar25 on September 20, 2026, 03:24:39 PM
https://rozybike.com/xgt-one/#

Looks pretty similar to the Ullicyc T5 that someone else linked in concepts except that one is 40mm rise. At least the angles are a little sharper instead of being an obvious Y1RS gullwing bar clone.

Quote from: bichler.bua on September 15, 2026, 03:23:59 AM
Just came across the Ullicyc T5 on AliExpress
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005013166983820.html
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005013167242964.html

Looks way better than the Onirii bike for sure

Quote from: Serge_K on September 18, 2026, 02:15:43 AM
Maybe not so much of a risk for 80mm versions, but do we trust rigidity for 110/120mm lengths? I like that they have so many different moulds, because it means they committed to it, but it looks like something that could have a lot of unwanted flex (lever effect), assuming it's safe to ride to begin with (there was this carbon stem with riser mounts from a similar AliX seller that just caused an accident recently because it was clearly not designed / tested properly. It's also very expensive for something to just take a punt on. Does panda podium sell such stuff? For that kind of money, it's something i'd much rather buy from panda podium because presumably, Joe would have tested it, even though he's a tiny little man?

Oh wow I did not see the accident with that. I did see that the Onirii bar felt like a noodle to some who purchased it. This looks like a better looking version of the Winspace Hyper 2 Riser. Maybe I'll said for a few to have it in hand to test.

Wow looks like Ullicyc just came out with their T5 model. Basically a Y1RS riser bar. Looks similar to that Onirii bar but a little better imo.


https://a.aliexpress.com/_mKDoLrd

My T4 Ultra that I order from Ullicyc came so fast. Only took a few days.

Opened everything up and saw this flake on the inside of the stem. Should I be worried about structural damage or is this normal from the manufacturing process? I've removed the flake.

Quote from: must3rmann on May 13, 2026, 07:15:50 AM
I currently run the HBR17 on my LCG071 as a Gravel setup, works perfectly fine for me, also on gravel.
I ordered a 100x380. They measure exactly 380(c-c). Also they measure 100 in length. Measurement on the bolt looks off in the picture, but is perfectly centered.
Reach of 75 and angle of -7 also looks to be correct.
I tried to capture the rise, also 8mm rise looks fine for me.
Stiffness and ergonomics is fine.
Also if you are wondering: to get it painted is only 20$ extra
If you anything else, just let me know.
What I don't like: Top cap could be more precise (maybe because it is painted). Computer mount faces straight forward, a little tilt towards me would be better. Maybe I need to try the titanium mount.
For comparison: I also have a Vision Metron 5D evo on my roadbike.

How do you like it vs the Metron 5D Evo? I plan on switching to either that or this to replace my stem + bar combo that came w/ my Argon 18 Sum. Since the Sum has these 3D spacers, I figure the 8mm of rise would help me reduce how many spacers I'm running. The Metron is obviously more reputable & is on a pretty steep discount atm so wanted to hear your thoughts.

If I'm not wrong the Zeit Pro is basically a rebranded Carbonda CFR1056 aka Flybikes FM1056? I do see on bilibili there is are differences between gen 1 and gen 2 though.

Debating between the Zeit Pro and the Blade for my next build. Can someone confirm the standover height for the Blade is actually that high? Stack and reach wise size S (486) is nearly identical to my SSE Gen 4 in size 48 (even a little more upright in fact), but factoring in the standover height (764mm) then it's a huge difference. Only size XS (456) is short enough for my standover height but it's a good 10-15mm lower and shorter than my SSE.

Quote from: brio on June 10, 2026, 09:58:56 AM
I have it, it's a great bike ask me anything you want to know

Would love to know more of your thoughts on it! Looking into this vs Lightcarbon LCR018

Reached out to Jack for inquiries about having a size 49 made but they don't have any molds for that. Unfortunate as I was debating between this and the SC-R55D...

Looking to get this and wondering about geometry. Is their size 450 closer to a size 48 in Cannondale? I plugged them into Bike Insights and this looks like a slightly more aggressive Supersix Evo frame in my size of 48. Would this be right? I'm only 5'5 so can't really go to any smaller size.

Also how do you get started with ordering? Click on the contact button on the website or email justin?

Quote from: Bigbobby1482 on July 03, 2024, 08:17:28 AM
I have this Romin Mirror copy from Ryet and it is the best saddle I've ever had.
Weight was about 183gram so not the lightest.

I bought another one for my MTB because it was so good, especially compared to other lexon/ryet saddles. I've tried 4 of their saddles, but this is in a different league. Carbon looks way cleaner, and overall  3d print is really good.

Has different hard spots and soft spots, so I'm pretty sure some thought has gone into this saddle.

Other saddle I've tried from ryet are: Premium 3d (Saddle rails were out of alignment, so got a warranty, which was also out of alignment lol.), Ultimate 3d carbon, Aircode carbon

Let me know if you need any more if or pics of the saddle

Oh wow I was looking into the Romin copy as well along w/ the Power Mirror copy. Did the decrease length (compared to the actual Romin) change anything for you? AFAIK, the Romin is more of a curved saddle instead of a flat one like the Power so I was thinking the extra length would help in climbing

Quote from: jhearrtot on April 25, 2024, 09:25:37 AM
I got my order yesterday (finally!). It is indeed well made and weighs 180g on my scale. It has some minor imperfections with the upholstery underneath, but very negligible.

The only problem is that Chris told me initially that it comes in 15CM width that's why I ordered it, but what I got is only 13CM. What a bummer!

Have you been using this and how are you liking it so far? Thinking about picking this up and wanted to see others' opinions.

Quote from: jonathanf2 on May 12, 2024, 02:43:56 PM
It looks like Chinese saddles are quickly improving their 3D printed mesh process. I'd be curious to give these a try.

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806722844182.html

Going from left to right, looks like a Romin Mirror (15mm shorter), Fizik Vento Argo, & a variation of Power Mirror.

The Romin Mirror has the most reviews from another listing while the other 2 do not have as much. I'm curious to try this as well but might just get the Velobuild's version of the SMP Dynamic to try