Gravel X - Twitter Carbon Gravel Bike

So, I received the bicycle within forty days, just as the company had stated. I paid on the website for the bike itself plus delivery, and there were no additional charges. In total, it came to around one thousand euros for everything.
I received two boxes. One contained the wheels, and the other contained the carbon bicycle frame. I assembled it myself, and it took me the whole day because all the parts were brand new. I had never encountered something like this before. My previous bike was a Cross aluminum one, and here everything is carbon, so it looks quite different from what I’m used to — the hubs, the grips, and so on.
After I assembled it, I spent some time figuring out the electronic shifting system. It took me a while to understand it, but eventually I got it working properly, adjusted everything, and went for a ride.
The only thing I was initially worried about was whether a 46-tooth cassette in the back would be enough. I thought I might not be able to climb steep hills. But it turned out to be fine — I can easily ride up steep 30-degree inclines without any issues.
The only thing is that the bike accelerates very quickly. At first, the brakes were also not very effective because they needed some time to bed in. It was hard to brake properly during the first few days — you basically need to wait 3–5 days for them to wear in. Now they’ve settled and work normally.
There was also some strange creaking noise in the front wheel hub. I later disassembled it and put it back together. The noise seems to have disappeared, although I might have assembled something incorrectly — I’m not sure. I tightened everything using a torque wrench.
Overall, the bike is very light, just as I wanted. The only thing is that the drop bar is new for me, so I still need time to get used to it — it’s not that simple.
There is just one issue regarding the brake levers. For me, they are positioned too far away. Even after adjusting everything I could using the adjustment screws, it’s still not enough. I’ve tried other brands’ bikes at bike parking areas, and their brakes engage much more easily and are positioned closer, not as far as on this model.
I have medium-sized hands and average-length fingers, so my hands are not small, but I still can’t comfortably reach the brake levers. In the lower grip position I can’t reach them at all. Even when riding with my hands on the tops, it’s still somewhat difficult to reach them. I would prefer if there was an adjustment to bring the levers closer by at least 1 to 1.5 centimeters.
As far as I know, this kind of adjustment exists on many manufacturers’ bikes. That’s the only thing I find unclear. Other than that, I’m quite satisfied overall, because it’s my first carbon bike and also my first drop bar bike, so I just need more time to adapt.

Days required to deliver your products is way too long. Most of the time is spent on getting the package to the delivery companies. You should try to hasten the delivery a bit more rather than making me wait a month. I hope there will be no issues with the frame when it is assembled.