90 mm stem 31.8 mm

Posted on Tue 8th, October 2024

• #1

brodycorn

As above - looking for something 'aero' that would fit a road disc brake build. As black as possible please. Not fussed about condition. Stock stem stripped its steerer clamp threads. 1 1/8th steerer. Thanks!
• #2

tomsvoboda

I’ve got some basic ones and also a Deda Superleggero RS which is super nice and light. Can send pics etc. Thanks. T
• #3

Arvy.

I think I have a 90mm stem, that fits a 31.8mm clamp. It is black and came off a 1 and 1/8th steerer.

It came off a Giant Revolt earlier this year.
I have no idea if it is aero, as I suspect you want 0 degree rise and I suspect I have a +6 degree.
• #4

brodycorn in reply to @tomsvoboda

Have pm'd!
• #5

Retro_Bastard in reply to @brodycorn
Not aero but as black as possible. The graphics on the face plate won't acetone off though +/-6% 90mm 31.8 obvs
136g
Only a tenner
https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/399669/#comment17544052

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