Utilizing fully CNC machined aluminum and advanced manufacturing techniques, the Split-Second Stem cannot be matched. Our uniquely designed stem not only offers superior strength, but is extremely light weight, thus creating the highest stiffness-to-weight ratio of any stem we have tested. Such impressive torsional rigidity is due to its oversized 55mm clamp width and unique split-clamp design. Proudly made in the USA.
Lengths: 50mm, 70mm, 90mm
Clamp Diameters: 25.4, 31.8
Colors: Black, Limited Edition Nickel
Weight: 137g (50 X 31.8), 128g (50 X 25.4)
Zero degree rise.
Integrated top cap design, eliminating unnecessary pieces, and thus eliminating unnecessary weight (Saving up to 20g).
From a weight to performance ratio, this is the hands down best stem. Rider oriented, made in the USA, great owners and support for all riders who use their products.
Bike Setup: 2009 Nomad, FOX 36 Talas & DHX Air, Full XTR, Formula "The One" Brakes
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Submitted by
thatdownhillkid
a Downhiller
from Fresno, CA, USA
Date Reviewed: July 21, 2008
Strengths: Light as fvck. Cutting the steer tube saves weight, so does not have a stem cap. saves tons of weight. this has to be the sexiest part on my bike too.
Weaknesses: no one has heard/tried one of these amazing stems!!
Bottom Line:
if you'r a racer, and are looking for the fastest lightest stuff possible, this is your stem. if you're a hucker, xc rider, or worried about cutting your steer tube, don't get this. i just wish i could give it more than 5 chilis.
Bike Setup: Intense socom, white 40, I9 wheels, trick build
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DH_Racer
a Downhiller
from Santa Cruz, CA
Date Reviewed: June 11, 2008
Strengths: SUPER light and stiff. One of the best looking stems, and great quality, free topcap.
Weaknesses: a little pricy, but well worth it
Bottom Line:
I would buy this stem again, great quality and the lightest DH stem you can buy. This is really an elite level racing stem, and would recomend it to anyone
Similar Products Used: Thomson X4, Suntace superforce, easton havoc
Bike Setup: Intense SOCOM, Boxxer... Light race build
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Justin
a Racer
from Vacaville, CA, USA
Date Reviewed: May 14, 2008
Strengths: Lightest FR stem I know of.
Weaknesses: Have to cut steer tube to exact length. Not a big deal to me.
Bottom Line:
This stem rocks. Light, strong. Whatelse to you need from a stem. I'm 200lbs and ride hard doing drops and jumps. Most stems I've used have shifted on me. This one is solid.
I just got my latest prototype of the new 70mm Split-Second stem from [I]Point-1 Racing[/I]. Man is it sweet looking, and is more similar to the 50 mm version than the intial prot Read More »
This is a cross-post to the DH/FR forum. Check out this new piece of proto bling from Point-1 Racing.
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I just picked up a new [URL="http://www.pointoneracing.com"]Point One Racing[/URL] DM (Direct Mount) stem.
Weight - 128g for the 31.8mm size (including mounting hardware)
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