Fibertek is associated with Tour de Cycling Xiamen.  Alternatively, it is a different company that shares the same building.  Fibertek shares frames with SpeederCycling and Adapt.  I have written about them in the past, but I am unsure if it is appropriate to post a link to my own website on this forum.

Has anyone bought the RF09? I'm considering it.

As far as I know, the riser handlebars from yichord and rpantahi are manufactured by hudud. It also appears that light-cycling produces riser bars; the price is $150 per set.

is not Mentech ARC sport？

Quote from: lavistaa on September 24, 2026, 03:56:04 PM
Yes- as does the erx assuming you are talking about the generation of egr without the stupid removable battery.  I am using the erx with egr setup which also worked with er7

Yes, I'm talking about the 2nd gen EGR (13s). If they can be paired, I'd buy them. That means a 2x13 setup is possible, right?

It would be very interesting if the L-TWOO eR9 shifter could operate the eGR rear derailleur. Does anyone know anything about this?

The standout feature of the alpha800 is its Android-based operating system, which offers a way of using the device that differs from conventional cycle computers. If root access is unlocked, it should be possible to install custom-made apps and plugins.

So, does that mean you combined eR9v1 and eGRgen2?

It's likely a difference similar to that between Retrospec and Sensah.

The eTX was on display at the LTWOO booth during this year's Shanghai Bike Show. The display bore the label "二代升级" (Second-Generation Upgrade), indicating it is a second-generation model. Unlike the eRX, it is highly likely that LTWOO has been making repeated in-house improvements to the eTX.

This has also been featured on the blog of the Japanese bicycle shop "AveloBicycleShop."

Tour de cycling is Fibertek.

Quote from: Williamprvz on August 18, 2026, 11:31:51 AM
Would that be a clone of Aethos 2?

probably

I made an inquiry and found out that there is a UDH version of the Microck Aethos.
The price is $650 USD, including shipping but excluding the handlebar.

XS size REACH 388mm!?!? too insane

The image of the Rime Aero shown above is the older model, the Flybike-Asia FM666D. You can find the new model here: https://www.quick-bikes.com.cn/product/39.html
According to QuickPro's Instagram, it might be released in North America as well if there is sufficient demand.