Is the Kalloy Uno stem the holy grail of WW?
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I got my spacers from Torontocycles. They are perfectly matched to the Uno. But it looks like Torontocycles is now closed due to Covid. These spacers are called Point One Racing Nano spacers. Machined aluminum.
http://www.torontocycles.com/Selling/headset.html
http://www.torontocycles.com/Selling/headset.html
Bummer. So, what mounts are folks using for these? Handlebar mount is so 2014.
Tillquist mount is 10 grams with 2 bolts http://edge-mount.bike/?product=mount-9-2
This looks like an anchor www.f3cycling.com/formmount
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Searching for Uno 7 oon ebay i get so many results, but most of them look like fake, and looking at the weight they inform of, its not the real deal. How do i actually find a stem closer to 100g rather than 130g.
https://fairwheelbikes.com/fair-wheel-k ... alth-stem/callemacody wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 8:41 amSearching for Uno 7 oon ebay i get so many results, but most of them look like fake, and looking at the weight they inform of, its not the real deal. How do i actually find a stem closer to 100g rather than 130g.
make sure you select the Ti bolts
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So expensive shipping to Norway , correction, they dont even ship to Norwaybilwit wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 11:43 pmhttps://fairwheelbikes.com/fair-wheel-k ... alth-stem/callemacody wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 8:41 amSearching for Uno 7 oon ebay i get so many results, but most of them look like fake, and looking at the weight they inform of, its not the real deal. How do i actually find a stem closer to 100g rather than 130g.
make sure you select the Ti bolts
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Have a look at Wren Stemscallemacody wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 8:41 amSearching for Uno 7 oon ebay i get so many results, but most of them look like fake, and looking at the weight they inform of, its not the real deal. How do i actually find a stem closer to 100g rather than 130g.
https://wrensports.com/product/crazy-li ... inum-stem/
120mm @ 101g
Sometimes get them cheaper on fleabay
They posted to NZ and cost was okay, can't remember amount...but didn't freak me out so can't have been too expensive
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I recently ordered a Procraft PRC ST2 stem from R2. My Kalloy UNO 90mm (7 degree) stem with the normal steel bolts is 101g. The Procraft PRC ST2 90mm 6 degree stem is 91g with the stock bolts.
I'm just a bit hestitant to run the Procraft stem because of the M4 bolts.
The Procraft stem is quite affordable (around 50EU).
I'm just a bit hestitant to run the Procraft stem because of the M4 bolts.
The Procraft stem is quite affordable (around 50EU).
there is a piece of the puzzle I do not get.
if a company is able to sell a super light stem for under 30$ , why can the big company do the same like specialized, cannondale etc...?
is there a safety concern with the cheap priced light ones?
thanks
if a company is able to sell a super light stem for under 30$ , why can the big company do the same like specialized, cannondale etc...?
is there a safety concern with the cheap priced light ones?
thanks
A lighter stem is going to be less 'safe' than a heavier stem, plain and simple. A bicycle manufacturer doesn't know the weight of the rider so they tend to error on the side of being conservative. They don't want a rider to get injured as that would be bad publicity not to mention the risk of an injury lawsuit. The other thing is the intended use. They cannot foresee how the bike will be used, as in what kind of road condition the bike will be used in. Some examples of conditions that may affect reliability are riding on cobblestones and doing maximum sprint efforts. So in a nutshell, if you are a lighter weight rider and don't ride on cobblestones the Uno is going to be OK. But if you are rough on your components then perhaps the Uno is not the best choice.
CO stands for Colorado?
I didnt know there were so many cobblestones roads in Colorado.
I didnt know there were so many cobblestones roads in Colorado.
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Have these gained weight over the least few years? All the ones I'm seeing on Ali or eBay are 130g+ for 100, not 110g
Have these gained weight over the least few years? All the ones I'm seeing on Ali or eBay are 130g+ for 100, not 110g
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