[freeridefool]

What is the good word on straitline stuff? I dont see alot of it on bikes so anybody have reviews on their stuff? Im mainly looking at the stem and pedals. The red matches my bike really well so before I pull the trigger I was hoping for some imput.
Pedals...http://www.straitlinecomponents.com/products/pedals.php
Stem...http://www.straitlinecomponents.com/products/split_stem.php

 

[auzzy]

Pedals are bloody amazing. Very simple, so cleaning them is quite easy. I've beat mine up a bit but they just don't quit! Grip is very good. Haven't had any personal experience on the stem, but I imagine it is of the same quality as all their other products.

 

[FullMonty]

stem is sweet, just make sure you install it properly. you need to snug the top two bolts down so there is no gap, then torque the two lower bolts down.

 

[demo 9]

+1 on the pedals, been killing mine with no complaints, also offer cool colors, which is always a plus.

 

[gemini2k]

+2 on the pedals. Rock solid, unbreakable almost.

 

[quickneonrt]

I have a brand new set of Pink pedals if anyone is interested.

 

[dklopp]

straitline is all top-notch components. if i had the money, i would bling out my ride with their stuff

 

[ridefast]

the replacement levers from straitline (for codes) are the best upgrade ive ever made to a bike

 

[illflip]

have the 28mm dm stem. love it. quality is top notch.

 

[Tayrob]

Been on the same set of pedals for 2 years.
Super comfy,strong as all get out and the easiest thing to rebuild ever.
They're not the lightest thing out there,but they can take hits.Also,Greg at Straitline is super helpful and awesome to deal with.Just remember to dab some medium loctite on the threads of every pin before you put them in,or they will fall out.Saying that,I loctited my pins in and haven't ever lost one.

 

[yetihenry]

I really like the look of there new chain device, if it was a plastic bash Id have probably ordered it already.

 

[S.K.C.]

I've been running their pedals since 07' and they've never let me down. The only thing that bugs me is that they may not spin as freely as other pedals BUT - they are EXTREMELY easy to maintain. The concave of the platform is perfect and a bit reminiscent of a set of Cullys and the traction pins are amazing - hexagonal faced, and dig in w/o getting to destructive.

I've been running their 50mm Boxxer DM stem since I got a pre-production piece last July and it too has worked perfectly. The moto-style system of clamoing the upper faceplate flush against the top of the stem and then tightening the bottom 2 bolts is simple and it looks great too.

Cust. Service is also top notch!

I'd recommend them.

 

[DJColdwater]

pedal review - http://www.sicklines.com/reviews/straitline_pedals/

SSC stem article - http://www.sicklines.com/2008/09/18/preview-straitline-components-pinch-stem-318/

 

[ZHendo]

straitline is an awesome company, i have the levers, end caps to match and the pedals. It's the kind of product you get in the mail and you don't want to put it on your bike because the finish is so freaking gorgeous. not to mention, Greg Parish at straitline is the man.

 

[freeridefool]

So I pulled the trigger and went with the red stem, pedals, bash and endcaps. Im also having red stickers made for my dorado. And I think Im probably going to drill some speed holes in the bash to lighten it up. My bike it a tank so maybe not.