I JUST ORDERED A ODYSSEY ELEMENTARY STEM IN BLU
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I JUST ORDERED A ODYSSEY ELEMENTARY STEM IN BLU
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I JUST ORDERED A ODYSSEY ELEMENTARY STEM IN BLUE!!!!! AND I'M SOOOOO HAPPY HAPPY
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do any of you guys have the elementary stem? Or have you known someone that has used on before? What do they think, what do you think???
I JUST ORDERED A ODYSSEY ELEMENTARY STEM IN BLUE!!!!! AND I'M SOOOOO HAPPY HAPPY
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Do any of you guys have the elementary stem? Or have you known someone that has used on before? What do they think, what do you think???
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Originally Posted by bmichaelx
I JUST ORDERED A ODYSSEY ELEMENTARY STEM IN BLUE!!!!! AND I'M SOOOOO HAPPY HAPPY
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do any of you guys have the elementary stem? Or have you known someone that has used on before? What do they think, what do you think???
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Do any of you guys have the elementary stem? Or have you known someone that has used on before? What do they think, what do you think???
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Hmmm. Should I get an opinion before I buy something? Nah, I'll wait until after I've paid for it, then ask. That's how people get stuck with Hyundai's, ok?
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Originally Posted by Expatriate
Hmmm. Should I get an opinion before I buy something? Nah, I'll wait until after I've paid for it, then ask. That's how people get stuck with Hyundai's, ok?
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I can tell just by looking at it it would be that good. Just look at it. The front plate on it is two little clamp machanisms, thats not gonna hold a set of handle bars inplace very well. Say you jump off of a 5 foot ramp, and land flat or on your front wheel. Now if you're like me, and are 6'2", and 186lbs the stem, is not gonna hold the handbars from slipping, on impact. Complete junk. Get an S&M redneck.
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Well......, odyssey is the greatest company EVER so... Any way all you guys should calm down!!!!!! I've already read a bunch of reviews on it and they were all good. I was just checking you crazy ****ers.
YOU ARE ALL JEALOUS BECAUSE IIIIII AM GETTING THE BEST STEM EVER AND YOU ARN'T!!!!!
Why the **** would it slip, every review I read said it has the most clamping power of any other stem they know about, thats how it has enough power to crush the forks and bars.
YOU ARE ALL JEALOUS BECAUSE IIIIII AM GETTING THE BEST STEM EVER AND YOU ARN'T!!!!!
Why the **** would it slip, every review I read said it has the most clamping power of any other stem they know about, thats how it has enough power to crush the forks and bars.
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As for odyssey beign the best company ever. no they're one of the best but not the best. And no im not jelous. I have no reason to be. i have a set of Odyssey Hazard Lite wheels. They're perfect. only problem i had was the spokes were loose i sent em to the LBS, the made is worse, now its warped. Right now its at another LBS the one that I bought my DK from and its being fixed. Also S&M redneck stem is 10x better
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Chuck, I shouldn't need to explain to you how ridiculous it is to claim you know all about how a product performs by looking at it, but here I am, explaining to you how ridiculous it is to claim you know all about how a product performs by looking at it.
As for this other guy, whatever he's got my stuff's better. I know this. There's no need for me to get emotionally involved. Asking an opinion after the thing's already been purchased is a cry for approval, so fine...whatever. Good job. You made the right decision and I applaud you.
As for this other guy, whatever he's got my stuff's better. I know this. There's no need for me to get emotionally involved. Asking an opinion after the thing's already been purchased is a cry for approval, so fine...whatever. Good job. You made the right decision and I applaud you.
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Its cause i have Phsycic abilities. Nah its cause, I've heard many bad things like its breaking after being over tightened, and just look at it. It doesn't look like its that strong or has the ability to hold the bars.
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Originally Posted by FireTeamCharlie
Its cause i have Phsycic abilities. Nah its cause, I've heard many bad things like its breaking after being over tightened, and just look at it. It doesn't look like its that strong or has the ability to hold the bars.
Originally Posted by FireTeamCharlie
As for odyssey beign the best company ever. no they're one of the best but not the best. And no im not jelous. I have no reason to be. i have a set of Odyssey Hazard Lite wheels. They're perfect. only problem i had was the spokes were loose i sent em to the LBS, the made is worse, now its warped. Right now its at another LBS the one that I bought my DK from and its being fixed. Also S&M redneck stem is 10x better
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Originally Posted by bmichaelx
I JUST ORDERED A ODYSSEY ELEMENTARY STEM IN BLUE!!!!! AND I'M SOOOOO HAPPY HAPPY
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do any of you guys have the elementary stem? Or have you known someone that has used on before? What do they think, what do you think???
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Do any of you guys have the elementary stem? Or have you known someone that has used on before? What do they think, what do you think???
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Originally Posted by BikerLRY
I think they suck.
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Here's the thing, I do but I don't trust myself. When I pay $250 on a wheelset with my hard earned money(try bailing hay in 100 degree weather). I don't wanna **** up. On slip my rims ****ed.
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Originally Posted by bmichaelx
Any reasoning behind those strong words??? How many have you(or any one you know)broke when you followed the instructions??? Or are you jsut gonna through that out there???
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And also, Im not the kind of person who tighten things snug. I like to crank th **** out of it and get it as tight as possible(unless im working on things like an aluminum motor or of that nature), I dont like things to slip.
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Originally Posted by BikerLRY
..I'm just throw that out there.
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Originally Posted by FireTeamCharlie
And also, Im not the kind of person who tighten things snug. I like to crank th **** out of it and get it as tight as possible(unless im working on things like an aluminum motor or of that nature), I dont like things to slip.
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I don't crank the **** ouy of everything. Only the handle bars, the pinch bolts to my crank arms, and the wheels(im not having on fall off on me).Anything with bearings is done right.
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Originally Posted by FireTeamCharlie
...Anything with bearings is done right.
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Originally Posted by FireTeamCharlie
Oh man my name is Bmichaelx, i have such a creative name. I act like im a certified bicycle machanic.
I'm glad you like my name, i like it to.



