It's inexpensive, light and has red clamps. Looking for something like this, but not willing to settle for something of doubtful safety.
https://r2-bike.com/PROCRAFT-Stem-318-mm-PRC-ST1-/-7
Anyone heard of/used this stem? Procraft.
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It's a re-branded Kally UNO stem. That's it. They added graphics, colored the clamps, and a glossy finish.
Their site is empty, what little is available is - literally - excerpts from sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 of "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum" (The Extremes of Good and Evil) by Cicero, written in 45 BC.
aka the "Lorem Ipsum" text.
Their site is empty, what little is available is - literally - excerpts from sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 of "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum" (The Extremes of Good and Evil) by Cicero, written in 45 BC.
aka the "Lorem Ipsum" text.
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Lorem ipsum text lol. Nice one....
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Thanks guys. I'll buy the Kalloy off ebay.
prendrefeu wrote:It's a re-branded Kally UNO stem. That's it. They added graphics, colored the clamps, and a glossy finish.
Their site is empty, what little is available is - literally - excerpts from sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 of "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum" (The Extremes of Good and Evil) by Cicero, written in 45 BC.
aka the "Lorem Ipsum" text.
Their site is empty?
How do you come with that?
The url in my post just shows a pletora of products. ???
further its not Kally but KALLOY
Have in mind that products bought on ebay don't have a real warranty period.
But products of a European shop comes standard with 2 year Warranty and other consumer profitable rules and regulations.
BRM wrote:Their site is empty?
How do you come with that?
Sure, technically there are links to a bunch of products, but the home page where the URL lands, contains only the text, pasted below, and is essentially found on templates offered to help streamline the process to quickly spin up a website!
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Here's the Kalloy http://fairwheelbikes.com/fair-wheel-ka ... ealth-stem
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It's 2016. Having a website which is not compatible with 70.4% of users worldwide is a bit... ummm... stupid, no? Actually, it's incredibly stupid, not a bit - incredibly
(reference: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp)
That said, let's go to the stem in question:
Now let's look at a Kalloy UNO stem..
http://fairwheelbikes.com/fair-wheel-ka ... alth-stem/
Yes, despite having fancy stems on their website which is apparently unavailable to 70.4% of users on the internet, the stem in question is in fact a rebadged UNO stem.
... Since this topic not about other stems they offer, that's all we can say about the brand at this time.
(reference: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp)
That said, let's go to the stem in question:
deepakvrao wrote:https://r2-bike.com/PROCRAFT-Stem-318-mm-PRC-ST1-/-7
Now let's look at a Kalloy UNO stem..
http://fairwheelbikes.com/fair-wheel-ka ... alth-stem/
Yes, despite having fancy stems on their website which is apparently unavailable to 70.4% of users on the internet, the stem in question is in fact a rebadged UNO stem.
... Since this topic not about other stems they offer, that's all we can say about the brand at this time.
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Sure this is typically you. 
I admit that a website should be compatible with as many browsers possible. But recently there are several issues regarding compatibility with browsers like Firefox and Chrome. I told it already many times, and this is just another example, the bikeindustry is a mediocre industry and I expect the website is probably not updated for longer time. Doesn't matter. You make it a too important point. Turn it around. When using Firefox or Chrome you can expect so now and then issues with websites. Be prepared. But even with using IE you need to be aware of possible browser issues. So moral of the story: When something is not working in one browser, try another and/or even a third one. Why you expect I give a link that is not working?
r2bike is a known website with highend parts, you can expect that products you buy there are of decent level and because its a EU shop they fall under EU warranty laws, which means they need to give you 2 years warranty. + the EU related other consumer laws.
Its completely normal that a company sells products made by others. That doesnt mean all their products are rebadged items. And it doesn't say anything of the quality of their total product line.
How did you come with that? Googling on the brand tells you much more about the brand. For the interested there is enough information to find. To rank a brand by looking to only one product is not very smart, imo.
Personally I dont like this particular stem, it looks cheap.
From an engineering point I don't like the two separate faceplates.
I admit that a website should be compatible with as many browsers possible. But recently there are several issues regarding compatibility with browsers like Firefox and Chrome. I told it already many times, and this is just another example, the bikeindustry is a mediocre industry and I expect the website is probably not updated for longer time. Doesn't matter. You make it a too important point. Turn it around. When using Firefox or Chrome you can expect so now and then issues with websites. Be prepared. But even with using IE you need to be aware of possible browser issues. So moral of the story: When something is not working in one browser, try another and/or even a third one. Why you expect I give a link that is not working?
r2bike is a known website with highend parts, you can expect that products you buy there are of decent level and because its a EU shop they fall under EU warranty laws, which means they need to give you 2 years warranty. + the EU related other consumer laws.
Its completely normal that a company sells products made by others. That doesnt mean all their products are rebadged items. And it doesn't say anything of the quality of their total product line.
Since this topic not about other stems they offer, that's all we can say about the brand at this time.
How did you come with that? Googling on the brand tells you much more about the brand. For the interested there is enough information to find. To rank a brand by looking to only one product is not very smart, imo.
Personally I dont like this particular stem, it looks cheap.
From an engineering point I don't like the two separate faceplates.
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