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    Marty Pietruszk
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    Hello RBT,

    I'm going to change my stem and bars and I was looking at Ritchey. Then, I came across the Weyless
    stuff at Supergo and it looks like pretty good stuff. Plus, the prices are nice.

    Does anybody have experience with Weyless components? Specifically, with their stems and bars
    (R-19/20 stem and )ne9One Carbon Road bar). Any feedback would be appreciated.

    Thanks.
    --
    Marty

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  2. Anthony Gouch
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    I have and like the One-9-One bars, they are a great value. I have used their stems the R-4 Italian,
    and R-18, the finish is so-so and they work fine. The only problem that I found is that the bolts
    are very high profile and can be painful while climbing.

    Tony

    "Marty Pietruszka" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hello RBT,

    I'm going to change my stem and bars and I was looking at Ritchey. Then,


    I

    Quoted message said:

    came across the Weyless stuff at Supergo and it looks like pretty good stuff. Plus, the prices
    are nice.

    Does anybody have experience with Weyless components? Specifically, with their stems and bars
    (R-19/20 stem and )ne9One Carbon Road bar). Any feedback would be appreciated.

    Thanks.
    --
    Marty

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  3. Gary Young
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    "Marty Pietruszka" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Hello RBT,

    I'm going to change my stem and bars and I was looking at Ritchey. Then, I came across the Weyless
    stuff at Supergo and it looks like pretty good stuff. Plus, the prices are nice.

    Does anybody have experience with Weyless components? Specifically, with their stems and bars
    (R-19/20 stem and )ne9One Carbon Road bar). Any feedback would be appreciated.

    Thanks.

    Take a look at: <http://www.supergo.com/pdffiles/recall.pdf?cvar1=3%2F17%2F2003+1%3A09%3A32+PM>

    Perhaps I'm being unfair, but the Weyless name alone (if that's any indication of where their
    priorities are at), not to mention that recall, make me hesitant to get their stuff.

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  4. Callistus Valer
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    Got a weyless carbon seatpost for $69, works great so far after 4000 miles. Don't know how long seat
    posts are suppose to last though.

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  5. David L. Johnso
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    Callistus Valerius said:

    Got a weyless carbon seatpost for $69, works great so far after 4000 miles. Don't know how
    long seat posts are suppose to last though.

    Seatposts ought to last forever.

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    David L. Johnson

    __o | What is objectionable, and what is dangerous about extremists is _`\(,_ | not that they are
    extreme, but that they are intolerant. (_)/ (_) | --Robert F. Kennedy

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  6. Mark Hickey
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    Callistus Valerius said:

    Got a weyless carbon seatpost for $69, works great so far after 4000 miles. Don't know how long
    seat posts are suppose to last though.

    4002 miles. Be careful! ;-)

    Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles habcycles.comhabcycles.com Home of the $695 ti frame

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