ID these QR skewers?
03-20-14, 07:12 AM
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Don't take phone pictures as those Are almost impossible to see even with a magnifing glass. They were a common in the 1990s skewer designed or sold to be lighter weight than the normal skewer because of the wire flipper. I have some floating in my parts suppy some place. I suspect they were sold under a couple of names. Roger
03-20-14, 07:45 AM
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My apologies. Here are bigger pics. DSCF2708 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
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"Svelte," made by Odyssey. A very nice looking design with a couple of silly design errors that give them less-than-secure clamping force.
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Originally Posted by obrentharris
"Svelte," made by Odyssey. A very nice looking design with a couple of silly design errors that give them less-than-secure clamping force.
Brent
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But "less-than-secure" might still be hard for most people to live with....
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