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Titec Fat Head Ti

MSRP $ 199.95
Weight 150 grams
# of Reviews 6
Average Rating 4.67/5
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Submitted by eddie a Cross Country Rider from SPTBG SOuth Carolina
Date Reviewed: January 10, 2008
Duration Product Used:6 months
Purchased At:Came stock on Schwinn HomeGrown
Strengths:Light, Tough, Looks
Weaknesses:A little longer than I like
Bike Setup:Schwinn HomeGrown (Yeti build)
Bottom Line:i have no creaks or bending. very responsive. i just wish it were a bit shorter but other than that i like it. I thought about getting another stem but why change what isnt broken.

the price is a little high, but like i said it came stock with my bike so im going to give it 5/5
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Damon Sprague a Weekend Warrior from Muskegon MI usa
Date Reviewed: November 8, 2007
Duration Product Used:More than 3 years
Price Paid: $75.00
Purchased At:Jenson USA
Strengths:weight looks finish
Weaknesses:Flex, not as light as advertised, creaking noise
Similar Products Used:Kore
Bike Setup:Full XTR -Carbon GT Idrive
Bottom Line:Too much flex for a 165 pound rider and the creaking noise that made me stop using it- I thought something might break- went back to the stock aluminum stem with better steering precision, no scary noise and a small weight penalty.
The stem weighed 150 without the hardware- so like 180gm with bolts
Value Rating:2Overall Rating:3

Submitted by Joey a Weekend Warrior from Nova Scotia, Canada
Date Reviewed: May 13, 2005
Duration Product Used:2 Years
Price Paid: $50.00
Purchased At:Titec's website
Strengths:Stiff, light. Ti looks cool. Cheap on sale.
Weaknesses:n/a
Similar Products Used:Specialized, other misc. cheap stems.
Bike Setup:01 Rockhopper HT with not many stock components left.
Bottom Line:Does everything you can ask of a stem. Holds my handlebars in place. Doesn't flex/bend/break. Very light and strong. Put it on, and havn't thought about it in about 2.5 years. Great stem.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Rich Matthews a Cross Country Rider from Faversham Kent
Date Reviewed: September 4, 2002
Favorite Trail:Dorset Coast Path
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $50.00
Purchased At:Ebay.com
Strengths:Fantastic lightweight stem, that looks the Mutt's Nuts.
Weaknesses:None
Similar Products Used:Nothing this close, but used Syncros Cattleprod, Azonic OCS, Salsa Pro Moto.
Bike Setup:Kona Hei Hei, Pace Carbon rigid forks, XTR/Raceface components, Hope hubs matched to Mavic Rims, and carbon seatpost/saddle and bars.
Bottom Line:What a difference a change makes. I haven't gone hardcore on the stem yet (only put it on my bike last night) but already I feel comfortable with it. Titec do a lighter Ti stem, but I'm well pleased with this benchmark item...looking forward to giving it a good thrashing this weekend!

Cheers......................Rich
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Richard a Cross Country Rider from Buena Park CA USA
Date Reviewed: April 4, 2001
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $100.00
Purchased At:online bike source
Strengths:Super light and strong. What a handsome stem!
Weaknesses:None yet
Similar Products Used:Azonic 5-120mm, Easton mg60 0-110mm
Bike Setup:2000 xcr-1500,Mavic crossmax, all xtr, sid 100, sid xc, koobi, Lp carbon,easton monkey light,panaracer xc's!
Bottom Line:What a sharp looking stem! I was very saddened to replace my MG60, Easton's magnesium 0rise-110mm but they do not make a 135mm. I wanted to move my weight over cockpit forward by 1" to help keep my front end down while climbing, so I went to a 135mm stem and took off my ea50 seatpost with a 1" set back and put on an LP carbon straight.Mission accomplished and if you are considering this stem...DO IT!Five flaming everythings because sometimes you get exactly what you pay for!
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Jim a Cross-Country Rider from Fremont
Date Reviewed: December 28, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Toads
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Light,stiff,and strong.
Weaknesses:
A bit expensive.
Similar Products Used:
Control Tech ,Kore,and Syncros hinged.
Bike Setup:
Santa Cruz superlight-lots of TI.
Bottom Line:One of the lightest stems made, and holds much better than Syncros hinged.Just remmeber to grease bolts and mating surface before assembly or creaking will occur.
Overall Rating:5






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