stem length for bullhorns
#3
no, I tend to prefer slightly upright to keep my back from complaining. I shortened my original 100mm drop stem to 80mm when I got some mustache bars, I don't really like them though and now want some bullhorns. If I use the old longer stem, I need to get black bullhorns, if I keep my newer 80mm stem, I would need silver bullhorns.
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I went through five cheap stems in the past year looking for the magic angle and length that would work for me.
Once I found the correct geometry for me I spent some bucks on a quality (light and strong) stem.
The correct geometry for me involved a set-back seat post (35mm set-back) and a rather short six degree stem (90mm) flipped up rather than down.
Once I found the correct geometry for me I spent some bucks on a quality (light and strong) stem.
The correct geometry for me involved a set-back seat post (35mm set-back) and a rather short six degree stem (90mm) flipped up rather than down.






