has anyone used any of their components? especially the stem?
seems like a really good deal and well made.
see here...
P.S. Airborne makes Ti bikes as well as bikes in other material as well
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Anyone used Airborne components? Stem?
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by Rudy
has anyone used any of their components? especially the stem?
seems like a really good deal and well made.see here...
P.S. Airborne makes Ti bikes as well as bikes in other material as well
none?
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It looks kinda like a Ritchey stem.
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Originally posted by BaCardi
It looks kinda like a Ritchey stem.My sentiments exactly but it's not made of the same materials
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hmm. Maybe its made by the same manufacturer that makes the Ritchey stems.
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Actually, it's very well made, seems strong, clean welds, etc. - in fact that applies to their bikes too. I've got over 2K on my Zeppelin and loved every minute in the saddle. Their other components are well made too. For instance their cables are teflon coated and very smooth. Good stuff.
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