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Old 12-03-22, 03:06 PM
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.833 Dia Compe stems + ST Technomic
Getting rid of a few stems that I don't foresee needing. There is a selection of 0.833 stems and an sr technomic style stem as well. All are for 25.4 mm handlebars.

Gran compe .833 70mm
Dia Compe .833 90mm
Dia compe .833 110mm
SR technomic style 50mm

Take your pick for $20 shipped



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How much stem is there above the minimum insertion line on the SR?
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Originally Posted by ehcoplex
How much stem is there above the minimum insertion line on the SR?
Great question! I measure it at 4.5", or 115mm
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Originally Posted by morri869
Getting rid of a few stems that I don't foresee needing. There is a selection of 0.833 stems and an sr technomic style stem as well. All are for 25.4 mm handlebars.

Gran compe .833 70mm
Dia Compe .833 90mm
Dia compe .833 110mm
SR technomic style 50mm

Take your pick for $20 shipped



dibs on the DC 70 reach stem.
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Originally Posted by morri869
Getting rid of a few stems that I don't foresee needing. There is a selection of 0.833 stems and an sr technomic style stem as well. All are for 25.4 mm handlebars.

Gran compe .833 70mm
Dia Compe .833 90mm
Dia compe .833 110mm
SR technomic style 50mm

Take your pick for $20 shipped



mis spoke, the 70 reach Gran Compe stem
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Originally Posted by morri869
Great question! I measure it at 4.5", or 115mm
Is that to the top of the stem, or to the 'centerline'? (trying to determine if it'd give me enough rise for my creaky old neck and shoulders....)
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Originally Posted by ehcoplex
Is that to the top of the stem, or to the 'centerline'? (trying to determine if it'd give me enough rise for my creaky old neck and shoulders....)
I measured to the top of the stem (excluding the bolt head)
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Originally Posted by morri869
I measured to the top of the stem (excluding the bolt head)
Thanks. Might get my bars high enough, but not certain, so I probably ought to stick with finding a tall Technomic..
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