Short stems
08-16-07, 01:24 AM
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Short stems
Hi All.
Anybody knows about very short stems (30-40 mm), that looks like as road (not DH 'brick'). Bar clamp not oversize.
With best wishes Viacheskav aka Oxygen H
Anybody knows about very short stems (30-40 mm), that looks like as road (not DH 'brick'). Bar clamp not oversize.
With best wishes Viacheskav aka Oxygen H
08-16-07, 02:10 AM
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08-16-07, 03:29 AM
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Dear cs1.
Thank you for reply.
Now i have 75 mm stem. My frame was designed for flat handle bar, but i set up road bar (my personal preference). And when i lay hand on hoods, my fitting is small lenghty. Therefore i find short stem.
Unfortunately, i do not possibility change my frameset. It is my bicycle: https://www.photoshare.ru/photo268353.html
What you opinion about this?
Viacheslav aka Oxygen H
Thank you for reply.
Now i have 75 mm stem. My frame was designed for flat handle bar, but i set up road bar (my personal preference). And when i lay hand on hoods, my fitting is small lenghty. Therefore i find short stem.
Unfortunately, i do not possibility change my frameset. It is my bicycle: https://www.photoshare.ru/photo268353.html
What you opinion about this?
Viacheslav aka Oxygen H
08-16-07, 04:52 AM
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You can find one here.
https://shrunk.net/89ed6a25
https://shrunk.net/89ed6a25
08-16-07, 05:27 AM
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You can find one here.
https://shrunk.net/89ed6a25
https://shrunk.net/89ed6a25
Very grateful, Viacheslav aka Oxygen H
08-16-07, 03:46 PM
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Couple other ways to solve your problem as well. Move the saddle forward a little &/or buy a handlebar that has a shorter reach. Ritchey BioMax Pro, Salsa Short & Shallow are a few.
08-16-07, 10:16 PM
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A standard road bike handlebar is 155mm of drop and 100 mm of reach. The Short & Shallow is 144mm of drop and 82mm of reach.
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Very good for me.
Sincerelly yours, Viacheslav aka Oxygen H.
08-17-07, 12:46 AM
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Saddle is good known 
Besides saddle:
frame: Rotor Bram (generator-radsport.de), CrMo steel
Wheels: Shimano Deore 510, Remerx Panther, DT Champion 2.0
Transmission: Shimano Alivio - rear derraileur, 105 front derraileur, Deore Crancs
Shifters: Modolo Morhos
Brakes: Shimano XTII cantilever
Bike was build for touring.
Sincerelly yours, Viacheslav aka Oxygen H
Besides saddle:frame: Rotor Bram (generator-radsport.de), CrMo steel
Wheels: Shimano Deore 510, Remerx Panther, DT Champion 2.0
Transmission: Shimano Alivio - rear derraileur, 105 front derraileur, Deore Crancs
Shifters: Modolo Morhos
Brakes: Shimano XTII cantilever
Bike was build for touring.
Sincerelly yours, Viacheslav aka Oxygen H
08-17-07, 08:29 AM
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