Fly Sports

[dirtdrop]

Ain't so fly imo.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...104934830&rd=1

[TheRedMantra]

Eh, another Morati? If spending that much you might as well get some powerarm pros or something nice like that.

[shiggy]

Ain't so fly imo.

The guy is lucky he got a set in the first place. Do a search on the old boards for the details of this vaporware company.

[TheRedMantra]

The guy is lucky he got a set in the first place. Do a search on the old boards for the details of this vaporware company.

I have seen a few sets. Pics of prototypes and even one shot of one at eurobike. I guess they are hard to find, but its possible.

[Didier Carpentier]

lightweight product are more breakable, plus a warranty program exist, especially in the USA from what I have read in that forum or else.
but why don't you have it fixed? it appear easy to weld so it will be stronger and break free in future.
what I don't really get is why wasting time crying instead of finding a solution to a problem. showing your broken product the way you do is percieved to me like a child dealing with a broken toy and crying mummy.
simply either contact the company and if they don't fulfill their warranty program, find a ti welder and have it fix and ride again your ti crank.
you should have get a MORATI, they don't break, mine at least...so far.
didier

[sylvain]

Didier, you reckon this can be welded back? My left Morati snapped in a similar way (that's how I bought it) but at the other end of the arm.

I'll do a search for ti welders in the uk ...

Thanks

[appleSSeed]

WHOAH! they do exist

seriously how many times on the old board would some newbie pop up and ask about these lol!

damn, I really can't believe someone was riding these at some point. I think it's a disgruntled employee, hahaha

[1speed_Mike]

you should have get a MORATI, they don't break, mine at least...so far.
didier

Ya, Morati's don't break...Here's mine (I weigh 135lbs):







When I snapped my Moratis a couple years ago, my warranty consisted of a full money-back refund from the Canadian Distributor (Tufo)...that was perfect for me!

Since Morati no longer makes cranks, they cannot offer a free replacement. At any rate, I'm only 135lbs and if I snapped my pair, I wouldn't take the replacement anyway.

I've been very happy with the FSA Carbon Pros I replaced the Moratis with.

Personally, I appreciate that uno-speedo posted that pic of the broken Flys....not that I would ever go with a set, even before seeing this pic, so I'm not sure why you are complaining. We are all weight-weenies, but I'm sure most of us would rather not cross the line between light and stupid-light. Just my opinion.

[WAZCO]

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you should have get a MORATI, they don't break, mine at least...so far.
didier[/QUOTE]

You're lucky Mike, my warranty ran out. All I get is free team jearsey and short. I wonder what would of happen if I sent them a hospital bill? Not that I was injured or anything.

[donkekus]

there were a couple of road bikes at EuroBike with those Propeller cranks...

I wonder what is up with them...

[Didier Carpentier]

now I'm serious here. I've got a meeting with the ingeneer tomorrow about making a GREY TITANIUM CRANKSET, but more so like the MORATI in 3-2,5.
the goal is under 350 gr and it shouldn't break. we feel that there is a market for, a small one though. No idea about pricing, we might go for the square BB, since I don't like too much the ISIS due to bearing size that don't make sense and hardly last. I don't like the "à la XTR BB set", to my opinion it does give you a widder chainline, yet it is more rigid for sure, or else may be the new TUNE BB witch has 6 sides and is extremely lightweight. we'll see. didier

[dirtdrop]

Just saw these on eBay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW