SAVADECKCarbon Fibre Road Bike, Hydraulic Oil Disc Bike with Carbon Fibre Frame and Wheelset, Lightweight Full Carbon Fibre Racing Bike with 105 R7120 24S Shift Set for men and women

I loved this bike. It was easy to install and the gears shift very smoothly. I also go much faster on it and my heart rate spikes up much more than cheaper Aluminum bikes. When I first assembled it, the front gears weren't shifting. I took it to a bike shop and they made some minor adjustments for 10 bucks and it was back working beautifully. This is an initial impression and I might update after a few months.EDIT: few months in and I'm still happy with this bike. Its great value for money.

I had been watching the lower price version of this bike for sometime.Finally decided it was time to buy and went with the upgraded model with 105 shift components.Shipping was decent time considering China to East Ontario. (I took screenshots of progress. Quite interesting trip!)UPS dinged me $195cdn for duty, brokerage…. Seems a bit extreme. When I contacted the seller, they refunded me this amount! WOW! That is customer service at its finest! Very impressed!Package arrived in excellent condition, no damage to box at all.Unpacked, put front wheel, seat and handlebars on.Pumped up tires, good to go.Put my new lights on and went for a ride.Out of the box 22km ride! (Found some muscles I haven’t used in ages!)The bike is fantastic! (I don’t have much to compare to but I’m impressed!)I have minor issues;Rear wheel has a bit of a wobble, (hoping I can easily true it), couple chips on frame (big deal, touch up paint pen took are of them!)The one I need to look at is the front derailer won’t shift onto the big ring. I’m hoping a simple adjustment will take care of this.Overall, I don’t think you can go wrong!I bought the grey model. All graphics and decals are very subtle compared to the blue or other bright choices.I’m hoping to convince my wife to start cycling again and I’d gladly buy another of these fantastic bikes!

Like other bikes, it comes out of the box 70% assembled. You have to put on the horns, pedals, seat and seat post and wheels. Some cheap tools are included but you're going to need the proper tools to do it yourself. Don't risk using cheap or bulky/the wrong tools on the carbon fiber frame.You're also gonna need to make fine adjustments to the rear derailleur (gear indexing) and brakes.Very good bike so far. Light. Strong. I've ridden it almost everyday and it performs as advertised. No flexing.Two things to change: tires and pedals.

The Windwar5.0 comes with the Shimano 105 groupset, but the bike arrived with Sora. I got an immediate response (modulo the difference in timezones) and, after proving the mixup with some photos, Savadeck approved a return. I packed up the bike (whew!) and dropped it off at the UPS store. Today, the replacement bike arrived. To compensate for their mistake, my considerable effort in packing up the return, and my extended wait for my bike, Savadeck upgraded the alloy wheelset to carbon!I understand that mistakes are sometimes made, but it was nice of the company to do right by their customer.I quickly assembled the bike; it weighs 19.2 lbs with the heavy, clunky pedals that came with the bike. I took it for a spin around the block. I'll need to do some adjustments to get rid of the creaks. The freehub, when coasting, is very loud (could be a sign of a high end wheelset). I can't say how it compares with the hubs that come on the alloy wheelset.Overall, I am pleased with the company and with the bike.

My local bike shops all charge over $2,000 for one with a carbon fiber frame, so this is a great bargain. It arrived weeks early and didn't have a scratch. The only fault I've seen so far is one wheel was out of tune. The appearance is a little disappointing because I thought the light gray and red in the picture really popped, but the bike came with a dark gray. Other than these minor things I'm really enjoying the bike.