seen this yet?

[Qbert]

looks like an elementry with the shape of a mouse.


http://www.drivebmx.com in the news area just scroll.

This is the first stem to evenly disperse the tension and
load evenly throughout the handlebar, the fork, and the stem itself.

A very light weight, very sturdy stem.

Expect to hear way more about this thing in the near future.

[CMcMahon]

Yeah, I saw it. Looks like a rotten potato.

I'll stick with my Redneck XLT.

[MATRIX]

looks like an elementry with the shape of a mouse.


http://www.drivebmx.com in the news area just scroll.

This is the first stem to evenly disperse the tension and
load evenly throughout the handlebar, the fork, and the stem itself.

A very light weight, very sturdy stem.

Expect to hear way more about this thing in the near future.


Yea, the DRIVE stem. Ugly as it is, the design seems like it would work.

[mude]

I'm not quite sure if i like it or not


*goes and shines xlt becuase its possibly the best stem out*

[premiumbmx2005]

pretty ugly

[FuzzyRyder]

I'll stick with the elementary.

[Aeroplane]

I don't really see the point. What's wrong with normal stems?

[FuzzyRyder]

Heavy, not as much clamping power ( in the elementaries case ), Conventional stems eventually pinch shut on the steerer after years of use.

[eightdip]

Ill stick with my elementary aswell, no problems at all

[FitRider 921]

I want an Elementary.