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What brand of stem is this?

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Old 07-11-07, 02:42 PM
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What brand of stem is this?
Hi Everyone,

Sorry for the bad angle, but I was wondering if anyone could help me determine the make of stem (whose logo is visible) in the photo? Thanks!

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what does the logo say?
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I don't know, but I just want to compliment you on that bike...looks very nice!
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Originally Posted by roadfix
what does the logo say?
There does not seem to be any text on the stem...
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Originally Posted by blickblocks
I don't know, but I just want to compliment you on that bike...looks very nice!
Thanks! Just got it a few months ago. Taped the bars in red about a week ago.
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Originally Posted by warwickmm
Hi Everyone,

Sorry for the bad angle, but I was wondering if anyone could help me determine the make of stem (whose logo is visible) in the photo? Thanks!
That my friend is an IRO stem, the one that comes stock on Mark V.
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That my friend is an IRO stem, the one that comes stock on Mark V.
sweet. Thanks a lot. I was wondering if it was an IRO, but had not seen the logo on their other components before.

Thanks again.
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like dis one:
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Originally Posted by SeanBonham
like dis one:
nice ride...I dig the grips.
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why does the first bike have two brake levers!!!!!?!???! ss iro? sick sick sick.
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Originally Posted by helloamerican
why does the first bike have two brake levers!!!!!?!???! ss iro? sick sick sick.
it's fixed. I have a freewheel cog on the flip/flop that I never use...hence the brakes. but you're right.
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Originally Posted by helloamerican
why does the first bike have two brake levers!!!!!?!???! ss iro? sick sick sick.

if you use two brakes you can stop fast. some people like stopping fast, i know, its nuts.
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