For Sale: Nitto dynamic stem (almost new!)

Posted on Fri 17th, April 2009

• #1

Re-cycled

Hi, i have a nitto dynamic stem for sale,

I have never fitted it so it has no scratches/marks etc.

£17 posted

Cheers
• #2

31trum

might sell it quicker if you add some measurements or a little pic :)
• #3

danbernstein

Lets have a look.... with some measurements
• #4

town

I'll swop it for my avatar!
• #5

StandardPractice

dibs please, pending length and ideally photo.
• #6

Re-cycled

Hi people, don't have a camera at the moment so i will give you a link to where i bought it from originally http://www.velosolo.co.uk/shopbar.html scroll down and you will see it near the bottom of the page.
• #7

StandardPractice

so is it 110mm with a 90 degree angle?
• #8

Re-cycled

so is it 110mm with a 90 degree angle?

Yep, have already pm'd you.
• #9

StandardPractice

that's too long for me. thanks, but i'm out.
• #10

Re-cycled

No longer available for sale.
A mate has just told me he will take it.

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