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ti stems ?
bro anyone read the serotta ti stem notice? it's on the main page .cheers are ti stems any good I just got a new titac n.i.b.$ 23.50 m.s.p. is $159.00 cheers again happy hoidays bros
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Most Ti stems were overrated, but the Cinelli Grammo threadless was pretty good. Lots available on eBay.
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This is actually the only serotta item I own, got it on closeout direct from serotta for the same price as a salsa steel stem, figured I got a good deal, guess not so much. Will have to keep my eyes and ears on it now.
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Seven's custom Ti stems are among the nicest and stiffest I've ever seen. Definitely NOT cheap though. Jeff N.
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Interesting.
As has been discussed many times before, any part made from any material can break. Do as the lawyers say, keep an eye out for cracks, etc. |
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I am told this is the threaded stem only and not the threadless one that cam out later. They are still nice stems - just check as you should do with any stem and bars....
I am even more nervous of carbom bars/stem (but I have no factual reason to be - - -this is just me |
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my Moots Threadless is very stiff even in 130mm size. It is the heavier of the two models they offer and aimed, I think, at cross bikes and heavier riders. The steerer clamp length is about 10mm longer than most which reduces required spacers. I swapped it for another well-respected road stem in aluminum and could feel increased flex so I went back to the Moots. At $325-$375 it has to be good.
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I really like the Moots stem - - - maybe Sandy or Spokes will get me one for Christmas.
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Never mind, finally found it.
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