I have seen their stems at Box Dog Bikes and Fresh Air Cycles in SF and I
believe King Kog in Oakland carries some stuff as well. Really neat stuff,
a bit heavy, but a nice alternative for builds that require something
besides the silvery/classic Nitto touch.
On Tuesday, March 1, 2016 at 4:02:49 PM UTC-8, Bill Lindsay wrote:
>
> A couple of bikes on the NAHBS flickr rolls had parts with a sort of
> cartoon-art looking logo that said "SimWorks". A "SimWorks by Nitto"
> sticker on a Hunter Enduro All-Road bike caught my eye in particular, and
> so I asked the Googler about it.
>
> The Googler tells me that SimWorks is a sort of design/branding alliance
> between Nitto and Honjo. There are some pretty cool products. I really
> like this threadless road stem with a built in reconfigurable front brake
> cable stop:
>
> http://sim-works.com/en/nitto/dirty-rhonda-stem
>
> There's also a pretty sweet looking front rack. Too bad it's sold out:
>
> http://sim-works.com/en/nitto/potluck-rack
>
> They have a built-in webstore, so it looks like we could buy stuff from
> here. Anyway, it's entertaining and I thought I would share.
>
> Bill Lindsay
> El Cerrito, CA
>
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