Help me find a stem

Posted on Sat 3rd, March 2018

• #1

tbe

Hi.
Looking for a ahead stem 25.4 clamp, 35° and 100mm.
Does any of you know of any good options?
Cheers
• #2

skinny

I am looking for a -13 stem, or -12 or -14, 90mm. Anyone know?
• #3

cookiemonster

Specialized do these shimmed stems that may give you the angles you’re after. Start with a base angle and then can plus or minus 2 or 4 degrees.

I have one on my FXE commuter, can’t actually remember why I ended up with it rather than normal stem, but it’s indistinguishable from a standard stem in practise.
• #4

skinny in reply to @cookiemonster

Yeah I saw that, but putting it on a mtb concerned me, just something else to possibly brake.

I found a fsa one in 12, I wanted 13 but 12 will do.

https://www.bike24.com/p2208590.html
• #5

cookiemonster in reply to @skinny

Cool. Think the spesh one would be fine though - it’s just a shim so no obvious weakness. But, yes, would take a normal stem over it if that fsa one gives you what you need

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