Who makes custom stems?

[slowgoing]

I'm interested in buying a custom steel or titanium stem. Is there a list somewhere of builders who make them?

[Idris Icabod]

Moots

[J.Greene]

Dave Kirk

JG

[Waldo]

Dave Kirk :beer:

[sevencyclist]

Llewellyn steel

http://www.llewellynbikes.com/thegallery/caststemlugs

Seven Ti and Moots Ti

[mschol17]

In steel-
Curt Goodrich
http://www.curtgoodrich.com/
Johnny Coast
http://www.coastouttabrooklyn.com/
Jonny Cycles
http://www.jonnycycles.com/

[SadieKate]

Ahearne
http://www.ahearnecycles.com/price.htm

[rsl]

Sacha White at vanilla bicycles makes them as well http://www.vanillabicycles.com/.

So does Tony Pereira at http://www.pereiracycles.com/.

I'm not sure, however, if they build stems separate from frame orders.

[SimonC]

Robin Mather in Bath, England will build them - anything from a burly fillet-brazed ahead to a slender lugged and chromed 1" quill model.

[Fixed]

s. white
http://forums.thepaceline.net/showpost.php?p=468816&postcount=1

[TMB]

Sam Whittingham at Naked Designs.

Stems and Bars.

www.timetogetnaked.com

[palincss]

I'm interested in buying a custom steel or titanium stem. Is there a list somewhere of builders who make them?

What sort of stem are you interested in? Threaded or threadless?

I have a Richard Moon threaded stem on my Ti Spectrum. It's as pretty in real life as it is pictured on his web site: http://www.cwo.com/~lunarlab/stem.htm

Johnny Coast makes a beautiful threaded custom stem, too. However, it's only available with a new frame, and it's $400. That's enough to make a Technomic Deluxe or a Pearl look really, really good...

[Steelhead]

Seven, Steelman.

[A.L.Breguet]

Ask manet, yo, atmo.

[dave1215]

I'm interested in buying a custom steel or titanium stem. Is there a list somewhere of builders who make them?


as you can see, there is a lot of choice and then some. methinks you could get much more specific direction towards the builders that would be appropriate for your needs if you disclose the frame and/or type of build for which the stem is intended. :)