LTWOO Groupset AT12 12S 12 Speed Gear Lever Carbon Rear Derailleur MTB Group Set Bicycle Rear Derailleur for M7100 M8100 M9100 Eagle

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So, you’ve been reviewing bicycle groupsets, and it all boils down to two options: Sensah and Ltwoo. If you reach this part, then I hope you learn something new from this blog. Groupsets are the crux of a bicycle’s performance, so it’s essential to carefully weigh your options. Which Groupset is the Better Choice? The LTWOO A7 is an 8-speed groupset that’s both affordable and reliable, making it perfect for entry-level riders or those on a tight budget. It provides a smooth gear shift that suits commuting and light trail riding.

Lately, when trying to source parts for my new road bike project, I came across L-Twoo. I knew Sensah before, and liked their design, but had my own reservations about their groupsets, because their shifters work like SRAM, which I never liked. Another problem is, some models failed. To start, the Ltwoo groupset components include derailleurs, shifters, and often a crankset, each designed for maximum efficiency and durability. Of particular note, the gear-shifting system in the Ltwoo groupset is lauded by users for its smoothness and consistency. Same goes for cranksets.In fact, their catalog only have MTB (or city, hybrid, touring) cranksets. What’s in store for Ltwoo ? Sturdy construction: The parts are built with high-quality materials, providing durability and performance. In terms of performance and durability, LTWOO A9 doesn’t let you down. Many users praise its smoothness and responsiveness on a variety of terrains. The build quality, too, is commendable, providing a robust and reliable mechanism that can withstand aggressive riding.Hindi ko pa mabigyan ng final verdict itong LTWOO A7 dahil hindi ko pa naman masyado nagagamit ng matagalan. It’s clear that the LTWOO A7 is designed with performance and durability at the forefront. Users report smooth gear changes and optimal cycling performance, regardless of terrain. Despite its lightweight design, its durability has also been well-received by cyclists worldwide. However, like any mechanical device, maintaining an adequate care regime will ensure that the groupset lasts and continues to perform at its best. The decision, of course, lies with you. When making your choice, consider what you value most – precision, cost, compatibility, or other factors – and weigh those against what each brand brings to the table. The right balance will give you a groupset that not only enhances your cycling experience but also suits your personal style and budget constraints. Comparison Gusto ko sana mag 1x setup dito, pero dahil wala ako mahanap na 96bcd at 32t chainring na gusto ko, 3x muna ang magiging setup ko dito. Para na din ma-review ko din yung front derailleurs. Nakita ko din na meron na pala na LTWOO pang road setup, pero wala pa ito sa market natin dahil parang sinusubukan pa lang nila kung magiging mabenta nga itong LTWOO MTB components dito sa Pinas. LTWOO Price

A5 is the 1×9, 2 or 3×9 compatible groupset, which has both Shimano and SRAM specific versions. This looks bizarre, because 9 speed is generally compatible amongst SRAM and Shimano. 9 speed Shimano MTB has a pull ratio of 1.7:1, commonly marketed as 2:1. There is also a 1:1 version of SRAM, which is not Shimano compatible, but also a rarer breed. Now, things are getting even more weird, because we see 3 types: Shimano, Shimano 2:1 and SRAM. Well, looks like LTwoo is mistaking Shimano for SRAM. Shimano have only 1 standard for MTB 9 speed. It’s SRAM that has two different pull ratios. Ltwoo R9 2×11 road shifters, which I cannot get my hands on. Shimano compatible, and works like Campagnolo, at least, usage-wise. What else you want more? A good price, which is also there. LTwoo, road groupsets Sensah groupsets are typically lighter due to the utilization of more high-end materials in their construction. While this may raise the price, it could make your bike feel much lighter and potentially faster. A13, A12, A11, A7 and AX are 10 to 13 speed compatible, 13 speed is for 1x drivetrains – one important thing to note is 13 speed system only works as a complete set from Ltwoo, rear derailleur and the shifer. Like the others in this lineup, except A7. Complex, right? It is. Swak na swak talaga ang LTWOO para sa mga kapadyak na gusto makatipid o yung may mga low-budget lang na pang gastos sa upgrade ng bike components nila.

Choosing the right groupset for your bike can be a game-changer in terms of performance and experience. A groupset includes all the basic parts of a bicycle that generate motion. When it comes to LTWOO groupsets, there are several reasons why they continue to be a popular choice among biking enthusiasts and professionals alike. Advantages of using LTWOO Groupsets

Performance: Both Sensah and Ltwoo offer reliable performance, but Sensah stands out with its effortless gear shifting ability, perfect for lengthy rides. Ltwoo, on the other hand, is a bit stiffer but provides a sturdy feel that some bikers prefer. With the released of the semi-wireless groupset by L-twoo, both groupsets are now comparable in terms of shifting performance. So as a new buyer, you will have a hard time choosing between the two. The seat tube battery can be charged through the rear derailleur, using a magnetic USB charging cable and a power bank. This makes charging more convenient.Up front, the groupset is fitted with a standard compact 50-34 crankset that spins in unison with a 12-speed, 11-32 cassette. But still, it’s not just easy it is then you think, because these groups can either be SRAM or Shimano compatible. Previously, all 13,12 and 11 speeds have LTwoo specific pull ratios. Now, we have either SRAM, Shimano or both. Confused ? The eRX rear derailleur is made of carbon fiber, aviation aluminum, and other materials, making it lighter and more durable. The official weight of the eRX rear derailleur is 270 grams, and it is compatible with cassettes up to 32T. But 2×11 or 2×10 is what I’m interested most, for a few reasons: first, for me, 2×11 is the sweet spot for mechanical road groupsets now. Second, you can still get some nice parts for cheap from Shimano at 11s level, like older 105 mechanical, or even more older Ultegra. Third, 2×11 good for anything, 2×12 is overkill for a road bike. I’d probably pass 2×10 for road, and if I want something very cheap and reliable, would go for 2×9 instead, because Shimano 9 speed for MTB and road components almost always interchangeable. LTWOO, ang pronounciation pala nyan ay L2 o “el-tu”, hindi pala “el-ti-wu”. Yun kasi ang akala ko dati.