I don't understand why some components are emblazened with the
manufacturer's name in the form of a logo that contains unrecognizable
characters. Take this stem that came on a new bike I just bought. See
the photo at: http://home.comcast.net/~tomdempster/Stem.jpg
It has these words that are legible: "MAGIC" and "3D FORGED". Then
there's something else that perhaps is the manufacturer's name. It is
some sort of strange character followed by "eda". How do I found out
who manufactured this stem? I'd ask the dealer, but he's out of town
for several weeks, and I need documentation (ie: binder bolt tightening
torque spec's). Any ideas appreciated.
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Quoted message said:
I don't understand why some components are emblazened with the
manufacturer's name in the form of a logo that contains unrecognizable
characters. Take this stem that came on a new bike I just bought. See
the photo at: http://home.comcast.net/~tomdempster/Stem.jpg
It has these words that are legible: "MAGIC" and "3D FORGED". Then
there's something else that perhaps is the manufacturer's name. It is
some sort of strange character followed by "eda". How do I found out
who manufactured this stem? I'd ask the dealer, but he's out of town
for several weeks, and I need documentation (ie: binder bolt tightening
torque spec's). Any ideas appreciated.DEDA is the manufacturers name
http://www.dedaelementi.com/it/index.asp -
Quoted message said:
I don't understand why some components are emblazened with the
manufacturer's name in the form of a logo that contains unrecognizable
characters. Take this stem that came on a new bike I just bought. See
the photo at: http://home.comcast.net/~tomdempster/Stem.jpg
It has these words that are legible: "MAGIC" and "3D FORGED". Then
there's something else that perhaps is the manufacturer's name. It is
some sort of strange character followed by "eda". How do I found out
who manufactured this stem? I'd ask the dealer, but he's out of town
for several weeks, and I need documentation (ie: binder bolt
tightening torque spec's). Any ideas appreciated.Deda is the manufacturer. Says so right on it (turn head upside down).
Bill "feeling trolled" S.
PS: FWIW I just built up a bike with lots of Deda stuff (bar, stem and
post); good quality for the price IMO...
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