Opinion on Brand: Sette
01-17-07, 02:57 PM
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Opinion on Brand: Sette
Hi all,
Anyone had experience with this brand? I want to replace my pedals (my dress shoes don't fit in my clip in, and also want to move onto clipless) , looking for something really cheap. I came across Sette shoe/pedal on pricepoint.com
https://www.pricepoint.com/detail/142...o-mo-Pedal.htm
Any opinions on the seller or product(or brand) will be greatly appreciated, I understand I'm probably getting what I'm paying for.
Thanks so much!
Anyone had experience with this brand? I want to replace my pedals (my dress shoes don't fit in my clip in, and also want to move onto clipless) , looking for something really cheap. I came across Sette shoe/pedal on pricepoint.com
https://www.pricepoint.com/detail/142...o-mo-Pedal.htm
Any opinions on the seller or product(or brand) will be greatly appreciated, I understand I'm probably getting what I'm paying for.
Thanks so much!
01-17-07, 03:16 PM
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I have used Pricepoint quite a bit in the past, not so much recently. I was always satisfied. Sette is their house brand I think, and I only have bought Sette skewers. They were good and just what I expected. 
01-17-07, 03:17 PM
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I have their tool set and a few other misc parts - no complaints.
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01-17-07, 03:41 PM
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I bought the Vector 7075 straight handlebars and the Venn stem. Both are very nice, and well constructed. They're as good quality-wise as anyone would need.
01-17-07, 04:01 PM
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I bought their low end road shoes and Welgo pedals a few months back. No complaints on either after 600 some miles.
01-17-07, 04:54 PM
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I'm happy with their Sette Element MTB shoes and Sette stems. Mostly happy with the Sette hydration pack. Prices are definitely right.
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I haver had bars and saddles and gloves from sette the saddle the race ti is a rebadged selle italia slr
the bars were rebadge ritchey I think
and the gloves were good they lasted a really long time
the bars were rebadge ritchey I think
and the gloves were good they lasted a really long time
