Specialized Multi Stem
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From: Norcal
Specialized Multi Stem
Those of you who have this stem:
https://www.specialized.com/sv/en/bc/...jsp?spid=64478
Can you comment on its stiffness? Do the shims take away anything in terms of having a solid connection to the steerer? Seems like a good way to get some extra adjustablity without adding too much weight. I guess the top cap is a little funny since it has to sit at an angle.
https://www.specialized.com/sv/en/bc/...jsp?spid=64478
Can you comment on its stiffness? Do the shims take away anything in terms of having a solid connection to the steerer? Seems like a good way to get some extra adjustablity without adding too much weight. I guess the top cap is a little funny since it has to sit at an angle.
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From: Chicago, IL
Bikes: S-Works Roubaix SL2^H4, Secteur Sport, TriCross, Kaffenback, Lurcher 29er
I have them on three of my four bikes. No complaints whatsoever -- good stiff stems and no play at all from the shim. The top cap has an off-center bolt hole and +/- markings on it that your orient based on whether you have the stem flipped up or down.
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Bikes: Pinarello Nytro, Momentum Transend
When riding, I can't tell the difference. My only complaint is that you can't put any spacers above the stem because of the oval top cap. So I cut the steer tube way down and am happy.
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