As I was on eBay I came across some cams that seem to good to be true. It seems that there is a company in Ukraine called gear 4 rocks that is selling cams for prices that are unheard of. Has anybody ever heard of or had any experience with them. Are they so cheap cuz they are junk or what.
Let me know so I don’t waste my time and money.
Thanks
Gear 4 rocks on ebay
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itsclimbtime
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Gear 4 rocks on ebay
How sweet it is
in those treasured moments
when our urban troubles can dissipate
and the only problem we need to solve
is the beta
that crimp
that sloper
that dyno
so here is to another season of cranking harder than you did in the last.
in those treasured moments
when our urban troubles can dissipate
and the only problem we need to solve
is the beta
that crimp
that sloper
that dyno
so here is to another season of cranking harder than you did in the last.
Re: Gear 4 rocks on ebay
yesitsclimbtime wrote:I came across some cams that seem to good to be true...
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Myke Dronez
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http://stores.ebay.com/gear4rocks
You should buy them and test em' out for us...
I don't know about everyone else but I'd rather
have to pay a bit extra for peace of mind.
You should buy them and test em' out for us...
I don't know about everyone else but I'd rather
have to pay a bit extra for peace of mind.
The only escape is up.
With shipping the 4 BD-clones come out to about $46 each. I don't think new BDs are that much more and you can scrounge around and try and find a good deal or even get some used BDs on ebay. The new BDs are so smooth and light that it's worth the few extra dollars. That being said, if you must have X cams before Y days and only have Z dollars you got to do what you got to do. By the way you can always bounce test the shit out of a cam before you use it if you want to really know if it works.
<quote>Recently gear4rocks initiate a certification procedure for this gear according to CE & UIAA standarts. Although at this moment we are unable to determine how much time all paperwork & testings will take, but as soon as such CE & UIAA testings will be done, and testing certificates will be issued with appropriate safety labels, this event will be properly reflected in gear4rocks auction descriptions & at gear4rocks web site. </quote>
I'd wait until they're certified before even thinking about it.
I'd wait until they're certified before even thinking about it.
Sarcasm is a tool the weak use to avoid confrontation. People with any balls just outright lie.
[quote="Meadows"]I try not to put it in my mouth now, but when I do, I hold it with just my lips.[/quote]
[quote="Meadows"]I try not to put it in my mouth now, but when I do, I hold it with just my lips.[/quote]
Not sure if these are "Petrenko" cams under a different name or not. Someone on rc.com bought a couple and pull-tested them and they actually had impressive results when compared to certified cams.
However, the difference is they're not subject to the rigorous quality control that cams such as BDs are. It's not exceedingly difficult to make a cam that can withstand 14kN of force, but its very difficult to make one that can do such time after time of people whipping on them. That is why I'd never skimp and buy these.
However, the difference is they're not subject to the rigorous quality control that cams such as BDs are. It's not exceedingly difficult to make a cam that can withstand 14kN of force, but its very difficult to make one that can do such time after time of people whipping on them. That is why I'd never skimp and buy these.