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Defy Advanced Pro 1

5.0

4.5

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5.0

5.0

Review

Ive been riding the Defy Advanced Pro 1 for about 2 months now and honestly, its been great. The carbon frame is really light and the ride quality is just superb. I used to ride a Scott Addict and this feels a bit more comfortable on longer rides. The gear system is smooth and reliable, and the wheel size is perfect for my needs. No issues so far, everything just works as it should. If you're looking for a high quality endurance bike, this is a solid choice. No real complaints yet, maybe just wish it was a bit cheaper.

Pros

Superb ride quality, lightweight, excellent gear system.

Cons

None so far.

TCR Advanced Pro 1 Di2

4.5

4.0

4.5

5.0

4.5

5.0

4.5

Review

I got the TCR Advanced Pro 1 Di2 after a lot of research. The bike is super light and climbs like a dream. The Di2 shifting is so precise, I don’t think I could go back to mechanical now. Only thing I noticed is the paint seems to chip a bit too easily, which is a shame for a bike at this price. Otherwise, it’s been reliable and fast, and I’ve put a few thousand km on it already. Compared to my old Bianchi, this feels much more modern and responsive. Would buy again, just wish the finish was tougher.

Pros

Light, stiff, and the Di2 is just awesome

Cons

Paint chips easily

Trance Advanced Pro 29 0

4.5

4.0

5.0

5.0

4.5

5.0

4.5

Review

The Trance Advanced Pro 29 0 is a beast on technical trails. The suspension soaks up everything, and the Fox Live Valve is really impressive. I used to ride a Santa Cruz Hightower, and this feels more responsive and lighter. The wireless shifting is flawless, and the brakes are super strong. It's definitely not a beginner's bike, both in terms of price and performance. The weight is reasonable for a trail bike, but not the lightest. If you're an experienced rider looking for a high-end machine, this is worth considering. Just be ready to pay for the quality.

Pros

Superb suspension, high-end build, great for technical trails.

Cons

Pricey, not ideal for beginners.

Turbo Tero X 5.0

4.5

4.5

5.0

4.5

4.5

5.0

4.5

Review

I bought the Turbo Tero X 5.0 after reading a lot of reviews. The frame is super tough and the power assist makes climbing hills almost too easy. Only thing I noticed is the motor gets a bit noisy when you go fast, but it's not a big deal. The comfort is great, even on longer rides. I would recommend for anyone looking for a reliable e-bike.

Pros

Very durable frame, excellent power assist.

Cons

A bit noisy at high speeds.

Anthem Advanced 29 3

4.5

4.5

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5.0

4.5

4.5

4.5

Review

I’ve been racing XC for a few years and picked up the Anthem Advanced 29 3 this season. It’s super fast and agile, really shines on climbs and flat sections. Compared to my previous Cannondale Scalpel, the Giant feels stiffer and more responsive. It’s not as forgiving on really technical descents, but that’s not what it’s built for. The frame is excellent, and the weight is low. Brakes and gears work flawlessly. If you want a pure XC race bike, this is a great option. Just don’t expect it to be a do-it-all trail bike.

Pros

Fast, agile, great for XC racing

Cons

Not the best for technical descents

NYTRO E9 GRAVEL - SRAM RED AXS

4.5

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4.0

Review

I got the Nytro E9 Gravel after riding a friend’s Giant Revolt E+. The Pinarello feels more premium, especially with the SRAM RED AXS. The frame is stiff but still comfy on long rides. Battery range is solid, but you do notice the weight if you have to pedal without assist. Brakes are excellent, and the bike just looks amazing. It’s expensive, but you’re getting top quality. If you want a high-end e-gravel bike, this is a great choice.

Pros

Frame is super stiff and responsive, electronic shifting is a game changer, and the power assist is smooth.

Cons

Heavy if you run out of battery, and the price is high.

GEL-KAYANO 31

5.0

5.0

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5.0

Review

I've been running on Gel-Kayano for many years and am still happy with them. I tend to have overpronation and they don't give me back pain when I run. It offers good cushioning and I can run my usual 10k without any discomfort.

Pros

My favorite running shoes

Cons

so far so good

Talon 1

4.5

4.5

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4.5

Review

I bought the Talon 1 as my first real mountain bike. It's been a good choice so far. The ride is smooth and the bike feels stable on rough paths. Maintenance is easy, just basic stuff. The only thing I didn't like was the pedals, they can be slippery if your shoes are wet. Swapped them out and now it's perfect. I tried a Cannondale Trail 5 before this, but the Talon felt more comfortable for me. Would recommend for anyone starting out.

Pros

Smooth ride, easy to maintain, good for beginners

Cons

Stock pedals are a bit slippery

Turbo Tero X 5.0

4.5

4.0

5.0

4.5

4.5

5.0

4.5

Review

I ride mostly on forest trails and the Tero X 5.0 handles roots and bumps really well. The suspension is smooth and the motor gives a nice boost when you need it. This bike feels more solid and the battery lasts longer than my previous one. The display is a bit confusing at first, but you get used to it. Overall, it's a great bike for anyone who likes off-road adventures. Not the cheapest, but the quality is there.

Pros

Smooth suspension, strong motor, great for trails

Cons

Display could be more intuitive

PINARELLO F7 ULTEGRA Di2

5.0

4.5

5.0

5.0

4.5

5.0

4.5

Review

So I switched from a Trek Emonda to the Pinarello F7 Ultegra Di2 and wow, the difference is real. The bike is super light and just wants to go fast. The Di2 shifting is so smooth, I barely have to think about it. The geometry is a bit more aggressive than what I'm used to, so it took a few rides to get comfy. But now, I love it. Rides are fast and fun, and the bike feels solid even on rougher roads. Not cheap, but worth it if you want performance.

Pros

Lightweight, responsive, and the Di2 is a game changer.

Cons

Took a while to get used to the aggressive geometry.

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