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I think your sponge roller is contaminated with the soap. You have to remove the sponge roller and thoroughly clean it until there are no traces of soap in the sponge roller anymore.. Good luck!

@@hsiensational68 thanks I already did will try to clean it more extensively

@Jack Random Thanks for your comment and advice. Previously, i have seen the video in the link you sent and I tried that, with a sringe amd everything. The passage was clear 100% amd there were no clogs, but the machine still leaked. So this was not the problem. Could you please elaborate on the "black part of the filter thing got a lip where the water gets sucked out"? I'm not sure what you mean... Do you mean the rubber gasket? Could u take a photo of the part?

@@hsiensational68 above the roller there is the filter part that is removable, the one with the arrows to align! I suppose you can call it drain! The long steelmesh part with a black rubber lip and arrows to show you the insertion direction! Water gets sucked from there into the drain basked! That black rubber lip has a gap to suck water away from the roller. And that gap needs to be cleaned... Its difficult to see & rinsing doesn't work here! I'd make a pic but how to send it to you?

@Jack Random Ah!! I see. I think I understand now. You are refering to the channel that the long metal mesh filter with the arrows fit in, correct? Yes, the channel seems to be clean and clear of contaminants, but this is a good tip for me to make sure it is clear always. Thank you so much for this. 👍

I think the issue is the sponge roller. It must be completely soaked through - no more hard spots anywhere in the sponge. Once the sponge is completely soaked through, you have to roll out some of the excess water by just using your hands to roll the sponge roller on the floor evenly - but do not squeeze out all the water completely. This removes the excess water and provides an even seal when re-installed into the Hizero so that the pump in the Hizero is able to work properly. I hope this is clear. Please try and let me know how you get on. Mine seems to work well when I follow these steps.

@@hsiensational68 ur awesome! Thanks heaps I’m charging my zero and definately following ur advice! Will let u know!

@@hsiensational68 it worked! Thanks so much!!!!!! U are a legend

@@hsiensational68 it worked! Thanks so much! Ur a legend. I also had a problem where the water would leak on the side and leave a line of leaking water but that seemed to of gone away too!

@lovher Super!! I think the water leaking from the side is also due to the sponge roller either being under-soaked, or over-soaked. The clean water being pumped to the sponge roller is either not properly absorbed due to hard spots and overflows, or the hard spots create an uneven seal with the suction pump for waste water, and the result is water leaks out the side and no dirty water is collected in the waste water receptacle. The other possible reason is that the sponge roller is over-saturated and water is just squeezed out the sides of the sponge when the sponge is rolled and compressed. So thoroughly soaking the sponge, and then rolling out the excess water on the floor with your hands evenly to expell the excess water uniformly from the sponge, then installing the sponge roller into the machine should resolve this. I'm glad I was able to help. This was a very frustrating problem when I spent so much money on the Hizero and it didn't work as it was supposed to, and no one on the internet or at Hizero could solve it or fully understand the problem 😕

Cannot be fixed 😪

Elder Crow Thank you for your comments. Unfortunately, no matter how I micro-adjusted my Ultegra Di2 rear derailleur, the chain on this cassette would still skip and become noisy in certain cogs. This does not happen with my Ultegra cassette, or on another Ultegra cassette on my Wahoo smart trainer. So I think the imperfections are beyond what is tolerable on my system.

Doesn’t sound too good😂

I seem to have resolved the issue myself. Basically I think this happens because the sponge roller is either insufficiently soaked, or over-soaked. If insufficiently soaked before use, not all the water being pumped onto the sponge roller is absorbed and the excess water rolls off the sponge roller into the green solid waste tray and collects there or runs off onto the floor. If the sponge roller is over-soaked, this can also cause problems as it cannot absorb any more water and the excess water is again collected in the green solid waste collection tray. So what I do now is to make sure the sponge roller is totally and properly soaked through (no hard spots in the sponge roller), then use my hands to squeeze out extra water from the sponge roller. Then after installing it into the Hizero, I just start rolling the Hizero on my floor quickly and roughly at first to get the system running (water flowing through all the tubes and getting sucked into the waste water receptacle). After about 1 min, it seems to work normally and water gets sucked into the waste water receptacle and the floor is relatively dry. I do not start with the cleaning mode any more. I only end my cleaning with running the cleaning mode. Hope this helps and works for you too. 🙏😊

Hi, Kind of... Last weekend, as usual I had to run it a few times before the dirty water tank started collecting water. Damn! But I have a theory that the cleaning roller is either not totally absorbent yet and water is rolling off the roller and running off onto the solid waste tray. Or the roller is too wet or unevenly wet, causing the excess water to collect in the solid waste tray. So after 2 unsuccessful rounds of doing what I usually do, I tried rolling the Hizero quite vigorously and quickly back and forth across the floor in an attempt to make the sponge roller become evenly moist from the rolling action and the weight of the machine. This seemed to do the trick!!! I will have to try this again this weekend to see if it solves the problem. Maybe you can try this too and let me know how it goes...

Thanks! I can't vouch for the other sizes, but size S fits me nicely - snug like race fit. I'm 175cm tall and 60kg, slim-built.

im 175cm tall and 60kg. I wear size S.

@@hsiensational68 I see! Thank you so much. I think I’ll get an M as I am 181cm and 70kg. And thank you so much for this review 👍🏻😊

@@rizfebriansyah U are most welcome! All the best! 👌

Thank you for your interest but no. This clip is for record and police report purposes and not for commercial purposes. So please do not use. Thank you.

@@hsiensational68 No problem ,Thankyou for replying.

Hi, thanks for your question. According to the laws in Singapore, No, I don't have to pay tax on items with value of less than $400 Singapore dollars: www.customs.gov.sg/individuals/buying-over-the-internet/ However, this changes from 1 January 2023 www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/gst-online-shopping-low-value-items-buy-local-356631

The sleeves don't look that long? Long sleeves are good for your aero..... I think you may be not used to correct jerseys my lad.

@@Conversational The sleeve come nearly to the elbow in the product photos on AliExpr.

The sleeves should be long tbh

Hi, yes, i also noticed the 2 Spexcel stores on Aliexpress. I think the "High-quality" store is not the official store because they sell knock-off branded stuff. I have purchased from them before too and the quality is decent. However, the leg length is too short for my liking. Can u clarify about the bibs with longer legs? Do they advertise that the legs are longer? Or do the pictures just look like they are longer? Sometimes the pictures are just "stolen" off the genuine branded website and the actual item is not the same when it comes to the details like leg length...

@@hsiensational68 Hi. I was going by some customer photos of the SPEXCEL PRO TEAM II bibs... but it's really hard to judge the actual length because the people aren't in a riding position, and they haven't been pedaling. I'm rather scared to order because even though they are quite inexpensive, it's not practical to return them. I might try the brand RedWhite which are 4x more expensive than SPEXCEl but half the price of Rapha.

Hi Alvin Chan, you are right! ykywbike makes some good quality cycling jerseys too. I have not bought them but from what I see on Aliexpress, and from the pictures posted by people who have bought them, they look pretty good too. Of course each brand makes jerseys of different designs and quality levels too. From what I can see, the Spexcel jersey I reviewed at the end of my video still has an edge over the ykywbike jerseys. The ykywbike jerseys have an elasticised-hem band at the bottom front of the jerseys and this is less refined than the Spexcel one I reviewed at the end of the video which has a fused hem band (no stitching), which results in a classier, more modern finish. The wide elasticised band with silicone on the lower back band of the Spexcel jersey is also the style used on high end European-made jerseys like Pas Normal etc. (this is absent in the ykywbike jerseys). However, for the price, the ykywbike jerseys represent very good value and quality for the money as well.

@@hsiensational68 I'm going to get a spexcel jersey and compare :)

@@Chanalvin78 Hi Alvin, great! As with all the manufacturers, they have various different quality jerseys available for sale. The one from Spexcel I'm most impressed with is the one I reviewed here. The link is in the description of the video. Let me know what u think when u get it!

My friend gifted me a YWYK jersey in brown/bronze. I wore it on a ride today. Good quality lycra/spandex on the front and back, longer sleeves in breatheable mesh fabric, and close, racefit cut. The collar was just right - not too loose like some other less refined jerseys. Small zippered pocket was included in the design. Overall very good but still lacked the refinements of the Spexcel jersey model I reviewed in this video. What refinements were lacking?: No zipper pocket to prevent chaffing of the neck. No flap of fabric (not full length, not even partial) to prevent chaffing of the zipper against the torso. No fused hems, (traditional stitching used throughout). Rear pockets were too high on the back making access difficult - you have to be quite the contortionist to bend your arms mid-ride to access stuff or put stuff (e.g. sunglasses) into your rear pockets because of this design flaw. The finishing of the bottom hem of the jersey is also of a less refined. The YWYK jersey uses a common silicone patterned strip material (still quite nice), while the Spexcel jersey uses a more refined wide band of silicone-studded material.

@@hsiensational68 appreciate the detail write up. i will check them out

Hi there, no, the bike does not come with pedals. You have to buy them separately or get your own. Waterbottle cages and bike computer mount do not come with the bike either. These are also separate purchases.

Haha, catto - My unhelpful assistant! 😀

Oh wow. That might be exactly what my problem is. I also had that murderous beep from hell and remember having problems when trying to calibrate the RC. Sometimes I was not able to complete the calibration pattern or it started at a weird point. Will take it apart and have a look. Thanks for the info!

@@G00G00L how did it go? Did it fix the beeping sound?

@@titusdalisay8293 yes. I just did it yesterday. Found that the tiny spring was detached from it's place (the gimbal tilt wheel didn't move back into the centre position). When I opened the RC (which is quite a hassle), I found the little spring inside, somehow it got loose. So I was able to put it back. But you need to teardown 2/3 of the RC. And UA-cam how-to's are not perfect. When the fix was done I could finally also calibrate the tilt wheel and pair without having the horror beep from hell. Do you intend to open yours?

Thanks man. After nearly 1 year, that was the perfect hint. Never noticed that the gimbal control wheel didn't move back to the center position. When I opened it, I found the spring intact but detached. After I mounted it again and put everything together, the RC paired and didn't start beeping. All good now.

Hi Feus5889, the torque wrench & hex bits i used in the making of these videos were my own. Sorry :-) The ones supplied by Canyon are very basic but thet get the job done too. Hope u get yours soon! All the best!

Hi Friedrich, it's fine for me and it should be fine for you too, especially since you are a fit teenager! The bike comes with spacers fitted on the stem and is not "slammed" low like in the pictures on the website. So the bike will be comfortable to ride and will still feel fast. If you want a more aero or a lower stem/handlebar position, you can lower it yourself by switching the spacers from below the stem to above it. I find the stock setup fine for me.

Hi, @Veteran, not sure if i understand you correctly but in case you didn't realise, the thread directions of the pedals are different between the Left and Right pedals. You could be tightening instead of loosening the pedals if you didn't realise this. See www.condorcycles.com/blogs/journal/how-to-remove-pedals for more detailed instructions depending on whether you use a wrench or allen keys to remove the pedals. I hope this helps... Good luck.

Hi! Thanks for viewing the video. The strap is actually a simple velcro strap that's meant to strap around the lower part of your trousers when you cycle to prevent it from flapping around and getting caught in the front chainwheel. I got the strap in a Daiso store but you coukd easily improvise something similar with a strip of velcro...

Congratulations!!! :-) If your bike comes with a EW-JC200 junction bike.shimano.com/en-EU/product/component/duraace-r9150-di2/EW-JC200.html installed just below the stem of the integrated handlebar, then it is really simple. You don't need any additional wires. All you need to do is to replace the EW-JC200 junction with the EW-WU111 wireless unit. Once you do that, you should be good to go!

Hi, thank you. I'm using a Feedback Sport Classic Bike Repair Stand www.feedbacksports.com/product/classic-repair-stand/ I bought from Chain Reaction Cycles on a sale a long time ago.

Hsien Wei Tan How sturdy is it? Have been looking at a few of these options. There's topeak dual touch and even cheap $70 ones on shoppee. If yours is sturdy, may be best option.

@@leslietay7656 Yes, the Feeback Sports repair stand i have is very good. It is stable, easily clamps the seatpost into the jaws and adjusting the angle of work and height is simple and quick. The repair stand is also easy to store as it folds down in a very compact manner. It is a bit heavy though but I guess it is made with good materials and is a high quality repair stand. There is a lightweight model too. There is also a pro model which requires the front wheel to be removed. It is a bit pricey but it is very good quality.

Hi #depiep Thanks for watching the video. Canyon actually makes it easy to install the wireless unit because they put a Shimano Di2 connecting junction (JC200) along the Di2 cable under the handlebar stem. This makes it convenient for me to swap out the connecting junction with the wireless unit without needing to do any re-wiring or unwrapping of handlebar tape. I just replace the connecting junction with the wireless unit and the wireless unit becomes part of the Di2 system 👍 If your bike doesn't have a connecting junction (JC200), then you need to either find another place to plug in the wireless unit, or follow Shane Miller's method which is in the description section of this video. All the best!

Hi Hsien Wei Tan, thank you for your reply. I will receive my new bike at the end of June, so I hope it has the junction which would make it easy for me. After you connected the EW-WU111, did you have any problems with the DI2 system?? I have read that there are many people who had problems and had to disconnect the battery to solve the problems. This worries me a bit because I believe it is pretty hard to disconnect the battery in the Ultimate. Please let me know how the installation worked out for you! Many thanks!

@@depiep Wow, i bet you can't wait to receive your new bike! I did not have to disconnect the battery. I just unplugged the JC200 connecting junction and replaced it with the wireless unit and it worked just fine! You are right that accessing the battery in the Ultimate is difficult - it's located in the downtube and in order to access it, you have to remove the crank. So luckily I didn't have to to this. Yes, some people may have this problem - Shane Miller had this issue in his video. I'm just so glad the installation for me was smooth and the Di2 wireless system works so well with my Garmin Edge 520. I hope you get your bike sooner! 👍😃

Hi there, thanks for watching the video! 😃 It's been all good so far. The 28C Mavic tubeless set up makes for a comfortable ride. No cracks or any abnormalities at all. I have it hooked up to my Wahoo Kickr Core indoor smart trainer and it has been fine as well. Absolutely no complaints at all. Why do you ask about cracks on the frame? Has this been an issue?

@@hsiensational68 I have just purchased the same model but 2020 version ;) I read a few forums before that some ppl commented that their CF Frames had cracked easily. Might of been the earlier models!

@@cmcheung932 Congratulations on getting a new bike!😃👍 When will u get it or have u already received it? How is it? Are u happy with it? I hope u remembered to order the correct bike computer mount! (unlike me 😪)...

Hi @Justin Jewell, thanks for checking my video out. The paint is holding up very well. I had a matt black Canyon Ultimate CF SLX with rim brakes before this so i know what you mean :-). The paint is a little matt too (not glossy), altho blue. And it has a certain metallic quality to it too... if u can imagine that. So it's quite unique. Hey, if u have Enves already, u can just buy the Ultimate CF SL Disc 8.0 Di2 (non-aero version) which is cheaper and does not come with the more expensive deep section wheels. This could save u some money.

@@hsiensational68 Thank you so much for you response! Nice to hear another making the switch from the the super-prevalent matte black bike world haha. You're bike is a beauty and I will likely go with the Ultimate CF SL Disc 8.0 Di2, but may wait the pandemic out.

@@justinjewell1043 By the way, i forgot to mention that i just use a damp cloth to wipe down the bike after every ride. Most of the road grime comes off easily. In the case of some grease or more stubborn stains, i use just fraction of a drop of dishwashing liquid soap on a damp cloth to get the stuff off. Then wipe down again to remove any trace of the soap. So far this has kept my bike in pristine condition. All the best! 👍

@@hsiensational68 Thanks for the additional info! Hope YOU are doing well and that you're able to get out for a ride. Here in Colorado we're allowed to ride for exercise but not in groups.

@@justinjewell1043 Technically, here in Singapore, we are allowed to go for rides solo only. But the recommendation is to not stray far from where you live. So for me, I'm riding on my indoor trainer - when I can :-) Take care and stay healthy!

Actually, i thought the blue colour on the website was really nice. I wasn't disappointed when I got the actual bike 😃 Hope you get your bike soon! 👍

Hi Ben, thanks for posting your question and congratulations on your purchase! Pity you've got such a long wait :-(... The battery for the Di2 system is housed in the lower part down tube near to the bottom bracket. On the underside of the downtube, you will see 2 philips-head screws which secures the bracket which holds the battery inside the downtube. Search on Google for the exploded diagram for this frame on the internet. Yes, you can adjust the front derailleur down the few millimetres downwards by moving the screw which secures the derailleur to the bracket on the frame if you change to a 50/34 chainring. Simple job. All the best! The anticipation is torture!!!!

Hi Erik Witt, thanks for watching the video. No, the standard Di2 setup does not come with the wireless unit. I purchased it separately from a seller on Aliexpress and installed it myself. Canyon actually makes this easy because they put a Shimano Di2 connecting junction along the Di2 cable near the handlebar stem. This makes it convenient for me to swap out the connecting junction with the wireless unit without needing to do any re-wiring or unwrapping of handlebar tape. 👍

Hsien Wei Tan hey Hsien Wei, did you only just buy the wireless unit or did you also have to buy the cable? I just got an Ultimate as well and wanna install the wireless unit too. Thanks

@@bubbachua If your bike comes with a EW-JC200 junction bike.shimano.com/en-EU/product/component/duraace-r9150-di2/EW-JC200.html installed just below the stem of the integrated handlebar (like mine did), then it is really simple. You don't need any additional wires. All you need to do is to replace the EW-JC200 junction with the EW-WU111 wireless unit. Once you do that, you should be good to go! My bike only came with the EW-JC200 installed in-line as part of the Di2 system below the integrated handlebar stem. You have to buy the EW-WU111 wireless unit.

Hsien Wei Tan thanks Hsien Wei. I was watching a few other videos and some had them connected behind the right handlebar junction box inside the dropbar. Guess I’ll have to pay a trip to the LBS to get that fixed up

@@bubbachua I was thinking about this and yes, although you could hide the wireless unit inside the handlebar by connecting it to the bar-end Di2 junction box, but in order to do this, you would probably need an additional short length of Di2 wire to connect it up. If your bike already comes with a EW-JC200 2-way junction located along the exposed Di2 wiring under the handlebar and stem, then this would be the easiest solution for installing the wireless unit. It is only a very simple task of replacing the EW-JC200 junction with the wireless unit (plug out the EW-JC200 and plug in the wireless unit) since they are almost the same shape and size (the wireless unit is marginally bigger). You can do this yourself and it doesn't involve unwrapping your handlebar tape or any extra wires. Of course, if your bike does not have the EW-JC200 junction, then your best bet would be to install it in the handebar near the bar-end junction box. But remember, you will need a short length of Di2 wire. All the best!

I just bought a suitable mount off Aliexpress. I just had to note that the mounting screws on the underside of my factory-fitted integrated handlebar were in-line and oriented in the same direction as the stem. So I just bought an aluminium one that fit off Aliexpress. Plastic one flex too much and the road vibration cause the videos to be "jumpy". Hope that helps.

@@hsiensational68 Thanks for the quick reply! - by any chance you have a link to that specific model you bought, if not no problem!

@@forcemajeureairlines I'm not sure if UA-cam will delete the links, but here goes: a.aliexpress.com/_rySykk and a.aliexpress.com/_sBZxc0

Thank you! :-) It's a 2019 bike. Not sure if there are differences but I don't think so. You can look it up on Canyon's website. They are quite transparent with their specifications and frame geometry info...

I think the price for the GPS mount is bit over the top. But blaming canyon for your own fault is also ugly if you ask me

@@jomei36 Thanks for watching and for your comment. I wasn't blaming Canyon and I acknowledge my mistake in missing out. I even mention that Canyon has no obligation to accede to my request to waive shipping for the mount in this instance. However, having been in the service industry and having experienced top-notch service, it seems that Canyon missed an opportunity to wow a repeat customer, create even more goodwill and generate positive word of mouth for a relatively small cost to them.