I purchased the Sensah derailleur, trigger shifter and integrated brighter set. Originally I had the trigger set up on some SimWorks Fun3 bars, but ended up switching to drop bars, so I’ve had the chance to try out both. There are some differences with SRAM and Shimano products, but once you get used to them they make sense. In both cases, shifting is smooth, they feel solid, and can reach my largest cog (50t I think—its a big un) with no issues. Recommend!

I decided to give the Sensah SRX shifters and derailleur a try on a Pass Hunter build using a Shimano 11 speed cassette I had in the parts bin. I have only done a few rides thus far, but the Sensah Components seem to work well with the Shimano cassette and the Sensah parts have a nice finish. The shifter has a bit more of mechanical shift feel than contemporary Shimano, but I like it! The brake lever hoods seemed like they would be a bit loose, but were fine once my bars were wrapped. I would def buy more Sensah components in the future!

wow as a shop owner Ive seen this product but have been weary about ordering from alibaba in the past. ive done quite a few builds with these since you guys have started stocking them and both the flat bar and drop setups work like a dream! thanks alot!

This is from a Bike Shop Owner who uses these on his Gravel and Road Endurance frame up builds. Yes, I know these are what State is also supposed to be stocking on their gravel bikes, but I think these are of a higher build quality in every way as the real deal from Sensah. Just so very smooth, such a killer price, and every build I've done with them; people coming from Sram or Shimano have been very impressed, plus that 11-46 gear range...! Or toss on the trigger shifter for swoopy bar or risers without any pull ratio issue like other companies. I mean, Velo Orange, you should have kept this a secret for your Dealers, just so we can actually get product and do nice builds for people. Couple Fyxation builds to peep, but keep a lookout on our Facebook (The Illiterate Cyclist) for a killer Polyvalent build at the end of Aug. 21

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From my understanding these were designed by sram engineers. They feel good and function just fine so far. I bought these along with the derailleur and cassette for my all city super professional. The one thing I thought was a little bad was that there were very small nicks in the paint on both levers, I believe this to be the fault of the manufacturer and not Velo orange. They shipped quick and work great, would recommend to anyone!