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I shoudl have a risse crown on my desk when i get in tonight. will post pictures

 

[oly]

I shoudl have a risse crown on my desk when i get in tonight. will post pictures

We know already ..... sheesh...

the risse stem allows for the new direct mount stem standard to be used. That was really the only point for the top crown. It gives you a choice, which is cool. I have a set ready to put on my 40 when i arrive home...and they will all go on my shiny new 224.

haha, shoot some pics when you get them. I planned to get mine finished, but we have all been too busy, same with BYO.... i was planning on just getting his... maybe i should just call risse and drop the $$ for one thats complete......

 

[punkassean]

The radius of the handlebar is 15.9mm and the radius of the steer tube is 14.3mm, that stem could be as short as 35mm or so and that is about what it looks like to me in that pic anyway. I can tell it's less than the 50mm Thomson I run by at least a few mm's anyway.

That stem you're running can't be less than 40mm. Is it really that big a difference? It sounds from your post like the looks of it is more important than the actual reach. Well, 50mm is 50mm, regardless of what it looks like.

 

[Twizzlerdh]

The Risse clamps allow the use of a intergrated stem such as the Rock Shox boxxer uses. It allows for more choice in stem use, plus they are anodized instead of powder coated.

 

[Ciaran]

Thats pretty cool, I like the blue.

Dave

I want one in RED.

 

[Jimmy_Pop]

The Risse clamps allow the use of a intergrated stem such as the Rock Shox boxxer uses. It allows for more choice in stem use, plus they are anodized instead of powder coated.

who in the hell powdercoats a stem or crowns. ghetto.

 

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who in the hell powdercoats a stem or crowns. ghetto.

Umm...Fox, Rockshox, manitou on a few forks, marzocchi ona few forks as well I believe...

so ya, pretty much everyone.