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Salsa 1" quill stems

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  1. Just had a reply from Salsa. Said that they were have some production problems
    with the cromoly stems and were taking this opportunity to make some
    improvements. They should have them by next fall.
    B

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  2. B said:

    Just had a reply from Salsa. Said that they were have some production


    problems

    Quoted message said:

    with the cromoly stems and were taking this opportunity to make some
    improvements. They should have them by next fall.
    B


    The question I have is are the Salsa cromoly quill stems made by
    Waterford, the company that use to make its now defunct threadless
    cro-moly stems, i.e., SUL and "classic"? Alternatively, will Waterford
    make these new and improved ones too?

  3. bfd said:
    B said:

    Just had a reply from Salsa. Said that they were have some production

    problems

    Quoted message said:

    with the cromoly stems and were taking this opportunity to make some
    improvements. They should have them by next fall.
    B

    The question I have is are the Salsa cromoly quill stems made by
    Waterford, the company that use to make its now defunct threadless
    cro-moly stems, i.e., SUL and "classic"? Alternatively, will Waterford
    make these new and improved ones too?

    After Ross Shafer sold Salsa, Waterford manufactured the
    cromoly stems whether threadless or quill. My understanding
    was that Salsa was going to stop offering these stems
    because of low sales relative to their offshore-produced
    aluminum threadless stems.

    If it is true that Salsa will continue producing these
    models, my guess is that they either changed their mind and
    will continue with production at the Waterford plant or they
    will move production overseas (as they have done with pretty
    much all of their other products).

    Todd Kuzma

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