I've owned my T1500/T1550 for two years now, along with 3 sets of Hyper wheels. This is probably the only frameset I can't ever see myself selling despite owning both the latest Giant Propel and Allez Sprint, respectively. Winspace during the pandemic did a fantastic job marketing their products to the Western world which subsequently gave the brand considerably more street credibility than all their other Chinese competitors. I think about how the S-Works Venge is still revered after all these years. It's unapologetically aero. So the fact the T1500 has also stood the test of time proves that the demand for full aero is still well and alive. The rear triangle is indeed pushing the limits of stiffness/comfort. A topic I've discussed myself. It's little nuances like these which highlight the design benefits of big brands. But at $3200 for the frameset, handlebars, and wheel...it's a fantastic value for the amateur crit racer or a weekend warrior looking to be competitive in their local fast group ride.
Patrick your comments have had me thinking about getting a red one. However I think I will wait for their model that will rule them all. Saw UA-cam gcperformance badly trying to hide one
I just ordered the same winspace frame after Christmas. Was a crazy deal. $905 shipped plus bars ($290 value) for free. I couldn’t pass it up. I’m excited.
Hey Jeff I realize this video was posted sometime ago, but I wanted to comment…. I crashed my original T1500 in a crit And decided to get the new 1550. I contacted winspace post crash, and they actually gave me a little discount to re-up on their new frame Which I thought was nice … Since they don’t have an official crash replacement policy. My little nitpick with the frame I wish they offered a zero setback seat post other than that I love the bike! I have the D45s for wheels, Those are great too! Love your videos
Im glad you are highlighting winspace, ive bought 3 sets of wheels and they have all been great. If you are worried about the carbon spokes, i hit another rider that drifted into me over a two way lane and our combine speed wheel on wheel was 50-60km/hr. Two spokes popped off, none broke, wheel had a small crack, and was still round. I broke my collar bone. These wheels are so strong! If you want, ask winspace to send extra spokes, they have good service and im sure wouldn't charge you much.
I've owned a T1500 myself. Sold it because it was one size bigger and I just don't have the legs anymore. This bike is solid, and It's meant to be ridden fast, or in a racing scenario. This isn't for someone who's just getting into cycling. The only bad for the previous T1500 was it supports mechanical groupsets, but they really prefer fully electric for a clean look. The steertube opening just don't fit four cables through it.
I’ve got a Tarmac Sl6 that I’ve upgraded with 9Velo LV55 wheels for $600 during one of their sales, and it’s been great so far. Honestly the perfect wheelset for crits, tubeless compatible if you want, CX-ray spokes, stiff enough, and comes in around 1500g.
Like these types of videos. Would like more detail. What are the weights? What do you think of the hubs? Easy to build up? Can it support wider tires? Does it come with Warrenty? Crash replacement? Sorry for all the questions.
I have built mine up and it comes in at 7.4kgs without pedals for a XL (Ultegra Di2). Easy to build but cable routing can be tricky so bar height needs to be precise first time. Not ridden yet but the ceramic bearings are super smooth and spin for ages. Tyres are 28mm Continental GP5000 but could probably stretch to 30mm. There is 2 year warranty I believe on the frame but not sure about crash replacement
I love my Winspace slc, super stiff, nimble and responsive. When I peg it, the bike launches. Jumping for a wheel going past is so easy, the bike / Hyper wheels accelerate so fast. I took off the once piece bars as they are quite heavy, swapped to a light bar and stem and it all works perfect. No issues at all and Lun provides spare spokes in the box. I've also asked for spare parts and they ship same day. Customer service is impressive, you can live chat them business hours and resolve issues there and then. The person who speaks to you has the power to authorise action. A great bike, great company, can't go wrong.
I love the slc looks, they are classic. When i'm day dreaming about a new bike, the aethos comes a lot in my mind, but that price, cuts the dream rigth away, the slc, seems to be a crazy good alternative
I purchased the Winspace SLC 2.0 with the 9Velo wheelset that have carbon spokes. 9Velo sends an extra 3 spokes with the wheelset. Hambini reviewed Winspace and 9Velo and had good things to say. I see he commented in traditional Hambini fashion. 😄 I haven't had it on the road as yet because of weather conditions. Looking forward to your long term review.
Cam Nicholls has a decent number of reviews on Winspace frames going back a couple of years. Ultrasound investigations, thermal imaging, sanding down to bare carbon, inspecting carbon layup, etc.
Winspace has been known quality for several years now. One of the few chinese brands i trust. I have two of their wheelsets, hyper 38's and the recent hyper D45's. Both have been awesome. And at ~half the cost of other premium brands, they're perfect for rocking in crits if you're on a budget. I would try one of their frames out in a second if I ever needed a new build.
One of the most annoying things about brand name bikes is that they seem to purposefully make lower spec/affordable setups ugly in terms of paint these days. OEM/Generics will custom paint frames for you for like 200 bucks if you don't like what they offer. The most annoying thing with brands isn't even the cost, it's that their bikes are basically never available when you want, it's always a 2-12 month wait, but you can get any OEM/Generic within a couple weeks.
I did this entire season on a self built 1550, lun hyper, with force axs. Do yourself a favor and DON'T use the headset it comes with, its crap and get something like a Chris King or Wolf Tooth
It seems that Winspace focus on US & EU market more. In China, more popular road bike brands are Pardus and SEKA which I can see these bike frequently and the customer feedback is better than Winspace actually🙂
Bought a used T1500 frameset of ebay for my girlfriend. Added Ultegra wheelset and 105 di2 group. She likes it very much. Total costs was about 3000€. Cant get something better for this Price...
Nice video, but I have to be honest, we've already seen similar videos from other UA-camrs. Can't wait to see future videos about this bike, specially crits and maybe KOM / PB hunting :)
Regarding brand representation. Supposedly, Winspace were going to open their first brick and mortar store somewhere in the U.S, that way turn around times for repairs or replacements could be much much quicker rather than having to ship everything all the way to china everytime. I heard this news earlier in the year or sometime last year in another video on YT and I commented saying that Winspace would lose their unique selling point as they would have to bump their prices up to cover all the new overheads they would have to pay regarding property rental, utility bills and staffing costs rather than being extremely competitively cheap compared to other big mainstream brands. Its going to be tough for them to maintain their current pricing if they do go ahead with their expansion. I got my eye on a set of Lun Routte for my next wheelset. With political relations the way they are with both countries currently. I dont think WInspace is going to open up a store.
@NorCalCycling - Hi Jeff, the bike looks like an interesting option especially considering the price. I would like to see a longer term evaluation of the bike, say, after racing for a season (Feb/Mar thru Sept/Oct) because of the press fit BB. I've had real issues in the past with the carbon cups deforming due to strain over time. I've found threaded to offer better build quality and durability over time.
3200 + 1800 for ui2 + 100 for tires+ 140 for saddle+ 300 for the build= 5540 which happens to be a few pennies more than a supersix evo with the same drivetrain and reserve wheels. I know which one I'm buying
Great looking bike, I see the frameset (excluding handlebar) going for 1K usd these days. Would probably go with a different wheelset for that price 9Vello {comes with a DT swiss style ratchet system). There is the option of buying extra carbon spokes (as insurance)
As a taller rider (6'4"/193cm), I'm always concerned about the geometry. Is the bike going to be tall/long enough for me? For many of the Chinese frames I've seen, the answer tends to be, "Not quite". Either that or I would end up having to add a LONNG stem to balance the shortness of the top tube. I know their geometry chart says their largest size should fit, but I'm a bit leery. Can you speak to this?
I own a T1500 with Hyper wheels since 3 years now. Winspace is such a great value for the money that it feels silly to spend the same amount of money on a big brand name for less value... Btw i crashed and broke my frame this year, ordered an other T1500 frame straight away that same day.
Depending on where you are (geographically, shipping fees may be a bitch) a bike I would say that rivals the Winspace is the S1neo 699D, also a taiwan manufactured frame from a european company. So many good options out there right now without the horrible price tags of major bike brands. I hope this trend continues on and cycling/bike racing can become more accessible to many more riders.
@NorCal Cycling How does it compare to the TCR you raced in the past? I'm riding a TCR Advanced (not pro), but I'm a fairly heavy rider with a decent power amount. I have no reference to other bikes than the TCR.
Customer service and build quality is definitely a ugly from my experience. My mechanic found that my T1500 headset had loosened and started rubbing on my steerer tube, which was visibly getting worn through and told me this needed to be warrantied. I contacted Winspace who told me not to worry about it. I sent them a photo showing of the damage, damage that would obviously result it in the steering tube breaking in half. They said it's not damaged (despite there being clear damage) and to not worry about it. This bike is sitting on my trainer, and I still have carbon shaving falling off the front from where the steerer tube is being worn through.
You probably have the “D” shaped steertube. The T1550 has a round steertube and enlarged top headset bearing size to 1 1/2” allowing more room for cables.
Pretty good review but of course there's a lot more to frame quality than feel and external looks of a review-ready single frame No mention of carbon layup, inspection, etc. That said, I don't see the lack of dealer support being bad. Most bike issues one will encounter are with setup and components, or fit. Any LBS is equipped to look at any bike in those regards. A frame issue, voids, breakage or poor BB tolerances, etc. will require return to mfgr and/or a lawyer - no matter who made the frame. And fwiw, judging by what I've seen of their frames and company response to issues presented to them, Cervelo's Pon Holdings certainly don't qualify for a "Good" category on that issue Lol!
There is a surplus of chainrings, but I had to import 105 levers. (I was trying the tilted lever fuzz now that it's uci banned and the lever cracked...😅) . Oh customs, please, don't rip me a new one 🙏🏼.
any chance you have the weight of the frame including fork and seatpost? the website claims a 880gr for the unpainted frame but cannot find a reliable info on the full painted set
In the Chinese domestic market, the most popular bikes are under 2800 dollars. Those are the entry level carbon race bike market and are good enough for most of the riders. I don’t think the Chinese brands give a good price. The western brands high-end bikes are just way too expensive. Definitely not worth the money. You pay most of your money for the brands not the actual bikes.
Why is it always noted that a bike is good for a Chinese bike as if the majority of all high end bike frames are manufactured in China and Taiwan . China and Taiwan can legit manufacture anything as good as or better with as high end materials one could need or want then any other country globally.
Oooo I'm in the market 😊 but why wouldn't you go with a big name brand aluminum and put super light components? Some u can get down to the same weight and more durable.
Aluminum flexes too much to be considered a crit racer at their level, meaning much of the power is absorbed by the frame and not transferred to the wheels down to the pavement. Aluminum makes for a better endurance bike on a budget.
@@gefloiglealuminum frames are actually stiffer in most cases, hence why the Allez Sprint is a killer crit bike. The main benefits of carbon are that it allows for more aerodynamic tube shapes and a lighter frame
Carbon tubes are more likely to be repaired and a lot less expensive than a new frame. Aluminum frames are trash and not repairable if you dent damage the tubes. So the point of durability is a weak argument.
The ugly : it’s a shit bike to sprint on. The bike wobbles on its own which is very tricky to handle when you put on 1000+ power. My friend had a sprint crash last Sunday on a race and he was riding this bike.
@@samsabu540 I am no state champ but I am 184 88kg and I can put down some good short bursts of power, on a good day :-) Nevertheless, this wobbling is not the first I hear about (although I had heard that for the T1500).
@@alphamrc309 LGK40. No, I don't know where it was made or the circumstances of the workers. Point taken but I try to buy responsibly especially when it's on discretionary items. I'll save and pay more for an American( Mexico, Canada or U.S.A.) made product. Japanese or European goods are also on the list. This is nearly impossible as an absolute. I should have know the recently ordered hoodie was CCP China made. Indonesia was my guess. Fault me as a hypocrite if you will but I think we should all make a good faith effort to disengage from China until certain freedoms are respected. I'll go without that bicycle or guitar rather than support imprisonment of a million Uighar Muslims.
I've owned my T1500/T1550 for two years now, along with 3 sets of Hyper wheels. This is probably the only frameset I can't ever see myself selling despite owning both the latest Giant Propel and Allez Sprint, respectively. Winspace during the pandemic did a fantastic job marketing their products to the Western world which subsequently gave the brand considerably more street credibility than all their other Chinese competitors. I think about how the S-Works Venge is still revered after all these years. It's unapologetically aero. So the fact the T1500 has also stood the test of time proves that the demand for full aero is still well and alive. The rear triangle is indeed pushing the limits of stiffness/comfort. A topic I've discussed myself. It's little nuances like these which highlight the design benefits of big brands. But at $3200 for the frameset, handlebars, and wheel...it's a fantastic value for the amateur crit racer or a weekend warrior looking to be competitive in their local fast group ride.
Good take!
Patrick your comments have had me thinking about getting a red one. However I think I will wait for their model that will rule them all. Saw UA-cam gcperformance badly trying to hide one
Hi Patrick, I sent you a message on FB asking some questions about frames and wheels. TIA
I just ordered the same winspace frame after Christmas. Was a crazy deal. $905 shipped plus bars ($290 value) for free. I couldn’t pass it up. I’m excited.
Great deal. I have one. great bike great quality
It's because they mark it up a lot to start with. They've managed via UA-cam to sell for quite a bit more than their Chinese peers
If you need to consult dealer support for your bike, then it's basically crap.
This is indeed a good point
He works for NASA. He just disposes of it and buys 10 more! Rich guy!
Oh look it's durianrider
@Hambini too bad Time quit producing the Scylon! I'm holding off on a new bike until I see what Time drops for 2024 Scylon replacement
@@mitchellsteindler You drive a hairdresser's car mate!!
Hey Jeff
I realize this video was posted sometime ago, but I wanted to comment…. I crashed my original T1500 in a crit And decided to get the new 1550. I contacted winspace post crash, and they actually gave me a little discount to re-up on their new frame Which I thought was nice … Since they don’t have an official crash replacement policy.
My little nitpick with the frame I wish they offered a zero setback seat post other than that I love the bike! I have the D45s for wheels, Those are great too! Love your videos
Mine arrives in a week! Can't wait.
Im glad you are highlighting winspace, ive bought 3 sets of wheels and they have all been great. If you are worried about the carbon spokes, i hit another rider that drifted into me over a two way lane and our combine speed wheel on wheel was 50-60km/hr. Two spokes popped off, none broke, wheel had a small crack, and was still round. I broke my collar bone. These wheels are so strong! If you want, ask winspace to send extra spokes, they have good service and im sure wouldn't charge you much.
you can´t combine the speed. Tell honest it was only 20 km/h.
Agree, Sapim CX Ray would be better than carbon spokes also because it reduces the overall very stiff response already.
I've owned a T1500 myself. Sold it because it was one size bigger and I just don't have the legs anymore. This bike is solid, and It's meant to be ridden fast, or in a racing scenario. This isn't for someone who's just getting into cycling.
The only bad for the previous T1500 was it supports mechanical groupsets, but they really prefer fully electric for a clean look. The steertube opening just don't fit four cables through it.
I’ve got a Tarmac Sl6 that I’ve upgraded with 9Velo LV55 wheels for $600 during one of their sales, and it’s been great so far. Honestly the perfect wheelset for crits, tubeless compatible if you want, CX-ray spokes, stiff enough, and comes in around 1500g.
Elitewheels Edge - stiff, tubeless compatible, CX-ray spokes, around 1340 grams for 50mm depth, around 600-700 bucks without any sales.........
Like these types of videos. Would like more detail. What are the weights? What do you think of the hubs? Easy to build up? Can it support wider tires? Does it come with Warrenty? Crash replacement? Sorry for all the questions.
Don’t apologize. Those are good questions!
I have built mine up and it comes in at 7.4kgs without pedals for a XL (Ultegra Di2). Easy to build but cable routing can be tricky so bar height needs to be precise first time. Not ridden yet but the ceramic bearings are super smooth and spin for ages. Tyres are 28mm Continental GP5000 but could probably stretch to 30mm. There is 2 year warranty I believe on the frame but not sure about crash replacement
I love my Winspace slc, super stiff, nimble and responsive. When I peg it, the bike launches. Jumping for a wheel going past is so easy, the bike / Hyper wheels accelerate so fast. I took off the once piece bars as they are quite heavy, swapped to a light bar and stem and it all works perfect. No issues at all and Lun provides spare spokes in the box. I've also asked for spare parts and they ship same day. Customer service is impressive, you can live chat them business hours and resolve issues there and then. The person who speaks to you has the power to authorise action. A great bike, great company, can't go wrong.
I love the slc looks, they are classic. When i'm day dreaming about a new bike, the aethos comes a lot in my mind, but that price, cuts the dream rigth away, the slc, seems to be a crazy good alternative
What kind of bars and stem did you go with? And how much weight did you save?
I purchased the Winspace SLC 2.0 with the 9Velo wheelset that have carbon spokes. 9Velo sends an extra 3 spokes with the wheelset.
Hambini reviewed Winspace and 9Velo and had good things to say. I see he commented in traditional Hambini fashion. 😄
I haven't had it on the road as yet because of weather conditions.
Looking forward to your long term review.
Cam Nicholls has a decent number of reviews on Winspace frames going back a couple of years. Ultrasound investigations, thermal imaging, sanding down to bare carbon, inspecting carbon layup, etc.
Winspace has been known quality for several years now. One of the few chinese brands i trust. I have two of their wheelsets, hyper 38's and the recent hyper D45's. Both have been awesome. And at ~half the cost of other premium brands, they're perfect for rocking in crits if you're on a budget. I would try one of their frames out in a second if I ever needed a new build.
The ugly: The logo. If I got this I would probably put a wrap on it with my own company brand and not reveal it’s a Winspace. 😂
Even the name sucks.
This year’s colourways compared to last year’s colourways.
Just got the t1550 frame for $900 with their Xmas coupon code. For context, the giant TCR frame is around $2000 in Australia.
In Germany the t1550 is 1600€ , well stil lower price than the TCR frame
@@TriathlonPhilippThere is a full TCR with 105 for 1899 euro currently.
I just did too!
Not gonna lie it is a great looking bike
One of the most annoying things about brand name bikes is that they seem to purposefully make lower spec/affordable setups ugly in terms of paint these days. OEM/Generics will custom paint frames for you for like 200 bucks if you don't like what they offer.
The most annoying thing with brands isn't even the cost, it's that their bikes are basically never available when you want, it's always a 2-12 month wait, but you can get any OEM/Generic within a couple weeks.
I did this entire season on a self built 1550, lun hyper, with force axs. Do yourself a favor and DON'T use the headset it comes with, its crap and get something like a Chris King or Wolf Tooth
It seems that Winspace focus on US & EU market more. In China, more popular road bike brands are Pardus and SEKA which I can see these bike frequently and the customer feedback is better than Winspace actually🙂
Love the chairs!
Bought a used T1500 frameset of ebay for my girlfriend. Added Ultegra wheelset and 105 di2 group. She likes it very much. Total costs was about 3000€. Cant get something better for this Price...
Nice video, but I have to be honest, we've already seen similar videos from other UA-camrs.
Can't wait to see future videos about this bike, specially crits and maybe KOM / PB hunting :)
I'd love to see a comparison to another high-end bike and see if it's as fast. Maybe against your Cervelo or a Tarmac since those are pretty popular.
Regarding brand representation. Supposedly, Winspace were going to open their first brick and mortar store somewhere in the U.S, that way turn around times for repairs or replacements could be much much quicker rather than having to ship everything all the way to china everytime.
I heard this news earlier in the year or sometime last year in another video on YT and I commented saying that Winspace would lose their unique selling point as they would have to bump their prices up to cover all the new overheads they would have to pay regarding property rental, utility bills and staffing costs rather than being extremely competitively cheap compared to other big mainstream brands.
Its going to be tough for them to maintain their current pricing if they do go ahead with their expansion. I got my eye on a set of Lun Routte for my next wheelset.
With political relations the way they are with both countries currently. I dont think WInspace is going to open up a store.
Yes the normal wear on the wheels takes some prep, one can't get replacements parts (bearings,spokes) immediately, so maintain a reserve.
Hit up George Ciordas in the Central Valley (Fresno area) He's the local Winspace rep (as well as Lactigo and Bont shoes)
Since Winspace is watching, please build your frames in a 61cm seat tube equivalent size, 58 cm is just a little too small. Thanks
Wow I was thinking 65 or 56cm
Not enough sales in that size probably to justify it. SLC does come in 61cm but totally different bike.
@NorCalCycling - Hi Jeff, the bike looks like an interesting option especially considering the price. I would like to see a longer term evaluation of the bike, say, after racing for a season (Feb/Mar thru Sept/Oct) because of the press fit BB. I've had real issues in the past with the carbon cups deforming due to strain over time. I've found threaded to offer better build quality and durability over time.
3200 + 1800 for ui2 + 100 for tires+ 140 for saddle+ 300 for the build= 5540 which happens to be a few pennies more than a supersix evo with the same drivetrain and reserve wheels. I know which one I'm buying
$4500 is really good for a good race bike in 2023. In the mid 90's $2500 was a good price for a frame/fork/wheels and components, race bike.
Carbon spokes are good now.
Great looking bike, I see the frameset (excluding handlebar) going for 1K usd these days. Would probably go with a different wheelset for that price 9Vello {comes with a DT swiss style ratchet system). There is the option of buying extra carbon spokes (as insurance)
I bought the frame and bars included for $905 shipped a few days ago! Crazy deal
As a taller rider (6'4"/193cm), I'm always concerned about the geometry. Is the bike going to be tall/long enough for me? For many of the Chinese frames I've seen, the answer tends to be, "Not quite". Either that or I would end up having to add a LONNG stem to balance the shortness of the top tube. I know their geometry chart says their largest size should fit, but I'm a bit leery. Can you speak to this?
You should be playing basketball.
What’s your BB to top of saddle height? Under 84cm should be fine.
I think that it'd probably be slightly small the xl looks suited to a rider 6'3" ideally (58cm top tube)
I'm 6'2"
It's not just the carbon spokes, it's the ceramic bearings that worry me a bit.
I agree the Winspace provides great stiffnesses resulting in good power transfer but their bikes will beat you up during an hour plus ride.
if you don't have a good fit and especially if you ride on bad roads you'll feel the difference on longer rides.
It'd be cool to see jeff and patrick lino ride and review the same bike at the same time.
Loved the insight
I own a T1500 with Hyper wheels since 3 years now.
Winspace is such a great value for the money that it feels silly to spend the same amount of money on a big brand name for less value...
Btw i crashed and broke my frame this year, ordered an other T1500 frame straight away that same day.
A crash caused a broken frame? Wow, I never broke a frame in a crash, and there have been numerous ones over the years
what bikecomputer is that in 8:52 ?
The child's chairs kind of diminish your appearance of legitimacy 😂
Depending on where you are (geographically, shipping fees may be a bitch) a bike I would say that rivals the Winspace is the S1neo 699D, also a taiwan manufactured frame from a european company. So many good options out there right now without the horrible price tags of major bike brands. I hope this trend continues on and cycling/bike racing can become more accessible to many more riders.
I appreciate you too
@NorCal Cycling How does it compare to the TCR you raced in the past?
I'm riding a TCR Advanced (not pro), but I'm a fairly heavy rider with a decent power amount. I have no reference to other bikes than the TCR.
What size frame is it and how tall are you?
I wanna know too pls ty✌️
You should look at the Vitus ZX-1 Evo definitely the most bang for buck I’ve ever spent
Robably smarter when their financial issues get solved….
@@hankschrader2353 what do you mean…..
@@DanielMooreDJ what do you mean?? Wiggle or CRC or rather their parent company has financial issues?
@@hankschrader2353 you can buy Vitus bikes from Vitus themselves. They are an independent company based in Belfast
Yeah I’d stay away till they have a more solid future since the brand has been relaunched.
NorCal how does feel after 💯
I’m considering getting one
no big changes since this review, it's still very stiff 😆
@@NorCalCycling Thanks 😂😂
It sounds like the Soloist is the better option for having one bike ?
Too bad they don’t offer it in XXL
FYI: Tried the stage coupon code, It didn't work for me :(
Value?
How tall is Jeff`?
Customer service and build quality is definitely a ugly from my experience. My mechanic found that my T1500 headset had loosened and started rubbing on my steerer tube, which was visibly getting worn through and told me this needed to be warrantied. I contacted Winspace who told me not to worry about it. I sent them a photo showing of the damage, damage that would obviously result it in the steering tube breaking in half. They said it's not damaged (despite there being clear damage) and to not worry about it. This bike is sitting on my trainer, and I still have carbon shaving falling off the front from where the steerer tube is being worn through.
You probably have the “D” shaped steertube. The T1550 has a round steertube and enlarged top headset bearing size to 1 1/2” allowing more room for cables.
So sad not to see a discount code from jeff
hahaha
Hi Jeff..
Still rockin' the Winspace T1550? How does it perform? Any issues?
@NorCal Cycling
will you have chance to compare T1550 with S5?
thank you
Pretty good review but of course there's a lot more to frame quality than feel and external looks of a review-ready single frame No mention of carbon layup, inspection, etc.
That said, I don't see the lack of dealer support being bad. Most bike issues one will encounter are with setup and components, or fit.
Any LBS is equipped to look at any bike in those regards.
A frame issue, voids, breakage or poor BB tolerances, etc. will require return to mfgr and/or a lawyer - no matter who made the frame.
And fwiw, judging by what I've seen of their frames and company response to issues presented to them, Cervelo's Pon Holdings certainly don't qualify for a "Good" category on that issue Lol!
There is a surplus of chainrings, but I had to import 105 levers. (I was trying the tilted lever fuzz now that it's uci banned and the lever cracked...😅) .
Oh customs, please, don't rip me a new one 🙏🏼.
Hi Jeff, how do you find the sizing on the winspace. I’ve heard it can be a little funky
How tall are you and what size do you use?
It is a little strange I’m 6ft and use a large
I went for a Yoeleo R-12 with Elite Drive 50/65 wheels ($5000 with Ultegra Di2). It is a little more laid back than a full on race bike. I don't race.
How do you like it 2 months later?
can you make a video on elves brand bike?
any chance you have the weight of the frame including fork and seatpost? the website claims a 880gr for the unpainted frame but cannot find a reliable info on the full painted set
In the Chinese domestic market, the most popular bikes are under 2800 dollars. Those are the entry level carbon race bike market and are good enough for most of the riders. I don’t think the Chinese brands give a good price. The western brands high-end bikes are just way too expensive. Definitely not worth the money. You pay most of your money for the brands not the actual bikes.
find the printed name is a typo? Winsprace? Winspace? 🌝
The ugly is that logo.
Ugly is the logo!!!
Winspace had a massive exodus of its creators and engineers. Company is not the same anymore
Reasons?
Only one person I know “Joe-China Cycling”. Confusing thou he still on their website riding the mullet frameset😂✌️
What’s the saddle?
Wow. A Winspace intro video........ No one else is doing this! They must have really reached out to a lot of you guys.
Why is it always noted that a bike is good for a Chinese bike as if the majority of all high end bike frames are manufactured in China and Taiwan . China and Taiwan can legit manufacture anything as good as or better with as high end materials one could need or want then any other country globally.
Did I miss the part where you mention it is super heavy?
It’s not. About a pound lighter than the cervelo but most of that is because red is lighter than force
Sounds good. Not a fan of 18lb bikes.
What Stem lenght and Handelbar size you have on the Winespace ?
40cm width, 130mm stem
How long stem On this bike?
what bike computer is that?
Carbon spokes are just marketing, unfortunately. People tend to be attracted towards carbon without putting a second thought and that is bad.
Perfect crit pig, no doubt!
Still waiting for a no name brand Chinese build
Ya can buy a Vitus ZX-1 EVO for the same price………
3000 for rigid road bike...
Oooo I'm in the market 😊 but why wouldn't you go with a big name brand aluminum and put super light components? Some u can get down to the same weight and more durable.
Aluminum flexes too much to be considered a crit racer at their level, meaning much of the power is absorbed by the frame and not transferred to the wheels down to the pavement. Aluminum makes for a better endurance bike on a budget.
@@gefloiglealuminum frames are actually stiffer in most cases, hence why the Allez Sprint is a killer crit bike. The main benefits of carbon are that it allows for more aerodynamic tube shapes and a lighter frame
Carbon tubes are more likely to be repaired and a lot less expensive than a new frame. Aluminum frames are trash and not repairable if you dent damage the tubes. So the point of durability is a weak argument.
Interesting 🤔
Their logo is so ugly, must be a cost saving measure.
Believe it or not, it's a knockoff of the specialized tarmac logo on their topend frames in the mid 2000 era
@@user-sj1hz9qw3e Yeah, I remember it - it was ugly then too, yikes
bro used the bike for a week lol
Of course you would. You're being sponsored.
NO O O !!!!
elves avari
The brands names and wordmarks need a shitload of help.
Oh Winspace again 🫷
that's cute
This is admittedly dumb, but I just can’t get past the name.
Nope, I feel you. If I got one I’d put a sick vinyl wrap on it. 😂
i'm with you. i feel like I would have to pull the stickers off.
did winspace suck your pen?
Cool looking bike but the Winspace logo is hella cringe and ugly. 'Winspace' sounds like a name that a 10 yr old came out with.
Winspace need a new logo, preferably a new name too. To me, that font and that name are just super ugly. TO ME.
The Ugly? The name Winspace is god awful. What the hell is that anyway?
The ugly : it’s a shit bike to sprint on. The bike wobbles on its own which is very tricky to handle when you put on 1000+ power. My friend had a sprint crash last Sunday on a race and he was riding this bike.
My friend puts out 1500W in sprints and sats this bike is way more stiffer and stable over his BMC t
Could you please put some data on the rider weights please…
@@kpsig state champ 179cm 68~70kg
But guys don’t get me wrong… this is still one of the best bikes that I have ridden. Very responsive and the money shot - it’s CHEAP
@@samsabu540 I am no state champ but I am 184 88kg and I can put down some good short bursts of power, on a good day :-)
Nevertheless, this wobbling is not the first I hear about (although I had heard that for the T1500).
Cheap for you who works for NASA!
If this is a CCP Chinese product it's a hard pass. No apologies for refusing to fund tyranny.
Curious, on what phone or computer did you write that message of yours?
@@alphamrc309 LGK40. No, I don't know where it was made or the circumstances of the workers. Point taken but I try to buy responsibly especially when it's on discretionary items. I'll save and pay more for an American( Mexico, Canada or U.S.A.) made product. Japanese or European goods are also on the list.
This is nearly impossible as an absolute. I should have know the recently ordered hoodie was CCP China made. Indonesia was my guess.
Fault me as a hypocrite if you will but I think we should all make a good faith effort to disengage from China until certain freedoms are respected. I'll go without that bicycle or guitar rather than support imprisonment of a million Uighar Muslims.
What's your opinion vs the Slc 2.0?Thanks