Short Stubby Stems..

What you got? need some ideas...
Qill or ahead etc don't matter..
Gotta look purty!(not 31.8)
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thomson

i bought this goldtec 40mm stem recently, but will part with it for £5??

Go for a BMX stem?

BMX stems are 22mm if i recall

http://www.profileracing.com/estore.php?productid=241

These, Prob weird clamp diameter but could get risers to fit em pretty easy i bet

furious tiles BMX stems are 22mm if i recall
They are but there are a few companies who make MTB risers to fit them. DMR and NS Bikes are the first two which come to mind.

flickwg thomson

I've got a black 100mm Thomson Elite on my IRO, it is the bollocks IMHO... Fierce looking stem... 25.4... Great with risers...

that goldtec is a classic, i had one on my GT Zaskar. someone snap it up.

flickwg thomson

Those are lush.

They do the the 6 bolt 22.2 version don't they..

Yes

dogsballs i bought this goldtec 40mm stem recently, but will part with it for £5??

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these are cool i love the look thompson nice to but a bit pricy

they are crazy. How does that work?

the elementary stem is brilliant, four moving wedges, held in place by one bolt, super light, and really beautifully machined. had one on my bmx, never slipped.

i had one on my jump bike for a year was brilliant

Im pretty surer George French is the man responsible for designing the Elementry.
Had one in the past - really good stem.
Just a shame they didn't offer a choice in diffrent lenghts

atomic.a How does that work?

Dude, you don't know the meaning of the word.
Now get back to faffing.
;)

Cinelli 90mm stubby, ebay find

I like the look of BMX or DH stems on track bikes for some reason..

i may have a black 90mm thomson (normal not oversize) stem for sale once i decide between an 80 and a 90 on my mtb. a few tiny marks but VGC would want £30 which is what i paid for it.

I'll have the 80mm if you decide on the 90 :-)

80's not a thomson though it's an equally bling roox frd

dogsballs: is that Goldtec still going if so I'll take it please

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