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Old 04-02-05, 06:40 AM
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any comments? like, it seems like a slightly weak design. by that i mean, lacking in strength...
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i think there should be 2 screws holding the stem to the fork only one i dont think will cut it
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A friend of mine has one similar, haven't heard any complaints yet.
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Originally Posted by JMC
any comments? like, it seems like a slightly weak design. by that i mean, lacking in strength...



....there are two bolts that hold the stem to the fork you just cant see the other one...check the PRIMO website....and its not done yet it says that is the prototype so far..and it looks good...
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I don't know. I've never seen anybody break a stem before
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Stems is stems, it's nothing new in the basic way it works and it's almost certainly strong enough. Check the odyssey elementary stem if you want to see a different stem.
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Does anyone know if that new Elementary stem from Odyssey is good? It looks sweet!
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Does anyone know if that new Elementary stem from Odyssey is good? It looks sweet!
Its an Odyssey part of course its good!!
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Its an Odyssey part of course its good!!
i can't disagree
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but it looks kinda, uh, flimsy?
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Apparently it's actually stronger than a normal stem, not that I've ever broken a normal one. The fact that it weighs less is just by-product of the design.
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the idea behind it is that there is no bolts on the back of the stem to hit your knees on. something i do all the time doing whips
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The Odyssey Elementary is designed by George French, aka the guy behind G-Sport, so you know it's a well designed product. go to www.gsport.co.uk and read about all of his parts. It doesn't even make sense its so smart and in depth.
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Originally Posted by pack
the idea behind it is that there is no bolts on the back of the stem to hit your knees on. something i do all the time doing whips


you can still hit your knees on that stem
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you cant do whips.....(tailwhips) or do you mean moto-whips or a kickout type whip...
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The Odyssey Elementary is designed by George French, aka the guy behind G-Sport, so you know it's a well designed product.
This is the truth.
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Originally Posted by KinetikBiker04
you cant do whips.....(tailwhips) or do you mean moto-whips or a kickout type whip...

Kick out whips are fun to do from time to time when your effen around, at least i have fun do em while effen around.
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'whips' as in tailwhips!

dose anyone know anybody who has had a problem with the odyssey elementary? i want one but dont trust it.
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it is perfectly fine
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Originally Posted by pack
'whips' as in tailwhips!

dose anyone know anybody who has had a problem with the odyssey elementary? i want one but dont trust it.



you can do tailwhips....post pics.....i dont believe you...
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