hi all,
does anyone know of a brand that makes such a stem, 140mm length with a 0 deg. rise/drop?
regards
hi all,
does anyone know of a brand that makes such a stem, 140mm length with a 0 deg. rise/drop?
regards
I assume you mean 90°, 1-1/8 steerer and 31.8 clamp ?
140s are hard to come by in general. Although I'm some obscure brand makes a 140x90°, I couldn't find one for myself and tried a 140x86° Deda Zero100. I didn't have enough steerer and ended up swapping my bars to 26.0. Plenty 26.0 x 140x90° stems exist used or NOS.
It's an excellent stem, very accruate clamp dimensions for solid joints without excessive torque and very stiff. I liked the satin, "somewhat" understated finish as well. Used a cheap Zero1 prior, but the paint on those appeared to cause inconsistent fit and occasional creaking. Older 25.4 and 26.0 Thomson stems are my benchmark, I'm not a big fan of the newer 31.8 design, especially the X2 with 2-bolt clamp.
Merci beaucoup.
Yes 140mm @90° you're correct. Doesn't have to be 31.8 so i'd love to know what 26mm stem you have if you could share that.
Regards
All the stems I was referring to are old and probably no longer offered outside ebay, classifieds, etc.
140mm x 90° x 26.0
- 3T Forma for 1" steerer (I believe they also made a 1-1/8")
- Thomson Elite (old style) 1-1/8 steerer
- ControlTech single bolt bar clamp with thread inserts (the good ControlTeck stems) think it's 1"
- Salsa welded steel, 1"
140mm x 90° x 25.4
- Syncros hinged, 1"
- ControlTech as mentioned above but in 25.4, 1-1/8
135mm x 90° x 26.0
- Salsa Moto Ace, 1-1/8
and a bunch more I don't remember, all buried in my parts boxes.
Specialized Bicycle Components
Looks like Specialized makes a 140mm stem and with their wedge system you can go anywhere from 0 to 8 degrees.
www.ablocwheelworks.com/
As hard as you can.
thanx stem looks interesting. being a little slower than some i'm trying to work out how it goes though. i'm sure it's simple but maybe not as simple as i
http://cdn.specialized.com/OA_MEDIA/...m_Indiv_r1.pdf
Here's the instructions for the stem. This pdf is before the 4 degree stem was offered, but im sure you can figure the math out. -4 stem with a +4 shim is zero.
www.ablocwheelworks.com/
As hard as you can.
Wow, Soulcraft's stem site/system is very very impressive.
Chancho. When you are a man, sometimes you wear stretchy pants in your room. It's for fun.
another data point for you...I stopped using Deda stems (a Newton and a Zero 100) after I discovered the clamps on both were digging into my carbon steerer tube. They were both tightened to 5nm using my syntace torque wrench. I'm guessing they were "fine" given the gazillion Deda stems out there on carbon steerers, but I wasn't thrilled about riding around on a stem that was digging into my fork. I have a Newton on another bike, but it has a 1" steerer, so I have to use an adapter sleeve doesn't allow the clamps to dig in).
I have a deda newton 86degree
Dunno what shipping would be from toronto
It's never used because i was sent it instead of the 82 degree I wanted
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