EndurBrah's, why the shorter stems?
- Thread starter Electric_City
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I took a lunch ride on my local stupid fvcking climb. I'm thinking I want to try a 60mm stem over my current 50. Can't imagine descending will be compromised with my mad skillz, but climbing might suck slightly less.
Carry on.
Carry on.
I think I know why we aren't seeing more 29rs at the EWS. While they might be faster on track, hauling around a 29" DH casing tire for 10 hours would suck donkey dong.
ok. will report back ....
New bars going on wifes bike when they turn up are 30mm wider, I was contemplating dropping from a 60mm stem to a 50mm for her. I sense an opportunity for exchange and test might arise.
For sure!
Stack-height is 42mm; 0 deg. Factor this into where your current stem keeps the bars and to the usable steer-tube.
It's the model KHS put on their DH Bikes. Two seasons of use - '13 & '14 then onto my Commuter last two years.
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While you're open to ideas, try standing in front of your house at 7am with one leg de-panted, a tank top on backwards, with a bloody mary in one hand, a mickey mouse flag in the other while singing enter sandman in searing falsetto.
Won't do much for your climbing but the neighbors will dig it. Mine do.
I've got an easton 55mm stem if you want to try it.
i have a 40mm stem on my spitfire. i'm so NOT enduro. enderpo, maybe.