From the description
This product does not support any fast charging protocols.
This would suggest no
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It has to have those to work with any USB-C power supply, not just fancy ones.
The two 5.1K resisters are actually not for fast charging, just for simple 5V 500mA max, and pretty much the minimum for a somewhat compliant device when powering via USB-C.
If using a USB-A to USB-C cable, it will work without the resistors (or like a Raspberry Pi USB-C power supply), but if it’s a USB-C to USB-C cable to a laptop or power bank, omitting the resistors will result in no power, same with proper USB-C power supplies.
CyberBrick components are now available for purchase individually from Maker’s Supply (at least in the US store) and this includes a couple of new components that were not part of the Kickstarter Kits:
This servo extension cable also comes in a Y type so that you can split a single signal to two servos.
Similar to the previous, this board seems to let you split an SH1.0 signal to two devices. Since the receiver boards have two SH1.0 outputs, in theory this would allow for them to drive additional motors (albeit with the same input configuration)
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What are the chances of 35kg 360° servo showing up in the store? Looking to build something that needs high torque and would be cool if stuff like this could be sourced from Maker’s supply
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oooh, thanks for the heads up on kits finally being in stock. 
Only thing sold out/wasn’t stocked at this time was the recharge cable.
This is used in the RC Crab. Four motors, two controls, requires two splitters.
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This isn’t so much a part but a new general item: LiPo Battery Fireproof Storage Bag
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I’m not 100% sure if these two are new listings but I don’t remember seeing them before:
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