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Old 07-10-10, 01:32 AM
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1 inch threaded stem with a poptop to easily change handlebars?

I have a trek 700 Multitrac with riser bars that have GripShift and I have found a flat bars with integrated brake/sifters.

I want to change from the riser bars to a flat bar, and I also do not like the GripShift arrangement. This handlebar switch seems to make sense...

The stem I have requires me to remove everything to change the handlebar. The bike I have with the flat bar and brakes/shifters has a poptop stem, that makes it easier to change. Is there a manufacture that makes a replacement i inch stem with the poptop I can use in my older Trek 700?



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Let your fingers do the walkin. Google your favorite shops online, ask your local shop, or shop ebay. There's many mtb and road quill stems with a removable face available.
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The only quill stem I could find with a removeable face is this one, I bought one for a old MTB bike with a porn star stem and 25.4mm bars:
1" stem: https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...&category=1734
1 1/8" stem: https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...&category=1734

it also comes in a version for 26mm bars:
1" stem: https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...&category=1728

another choice is an adapter that allows you to use a modern stem:
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...&category=1740
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...&category=1740
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...&category=1740
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Profile Design still makes their BOA quill stem with a removable faceplate for 25.4 mm bars and 1" steerers.

https://www.profile-design.com/profil...stems/boa.html
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when I was looking for an ATB style 1'quill with a removable faceplate, the only goodlooking one I saw was the Salsa SUL in ChroMoly but alas it is out of production. the Profile works but looks are.....

the quill adaptor is a good option as it lets you go to a 1 1/8" stem wich gives you more options.

on a different note, are the STI shifters/brakelevers (the flat bars have shimano right?) compatible with your derailleur system?
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Nashbar has quill stems with removable faceplate. I have a couple different length ones.
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{after #5} Consider putting a Quill to thread-less adapter on instead of the quill stem,
then you can use any thread-less stem out there
and they pretty much all have removable face-plates ..

want tall, there are tube type stem raisers , a quill at the base , and tube at top will take a Quill stem, or the adapter mentioned above..

I like BBB's BHP in 1"(20) or 9/8" (21) its an aluminum quill , with spacers to go on top , I used the 9/8 version to add height and a second threadless stem on my Trekking bike.

2nd stem for the handlebar bag mount under the prime stem.
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Something like this?

Origin 8 -1" quill to 1 1/8" threadless adaptor with a modern stem and handle bar.
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Note: Soma /Merry sales has an extraordinarily tall threaded Quill, to threadless conversion stem. if tall is desired..
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They are very similar to these, but not quite the same. Hope they will work...
https://www.jensonusa.com/store/produ...Lever+Set.aspx
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That bike has a mountain triple. Stock shifter is an MRX Gripshift. Those levers should work with the stock derailluers.
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Originally Posted by badamsjr
Nashbar has quill stems with removable faceplate. I have a couple different length ones.
I placed an order for a Nashbar should be here by early next week... Then i will know about the flat bar and brake change... Have a friend that said he would help me complete this change over...
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Good deal.
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