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Ritchey Pro Threadless Stem - 90-degree

MSRP $ 35.00
# of Reviews 3
Average Rating 4/5
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Description:Light, stiff and dependable! Stems may look the same on the outside--but materials, construction and testing separates Ritchey stems from the rest. Double-ovalized extensions further reduce flex and increase durability. The inside of the clamp surface is machined to provide a full 180-degree of purchase on the handlebar.



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    Submitted by Greg a Cross Country Rider from Seattle
    Date Reviewed: March 25, 2002
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $20.00
    Purchased At:Pricepoint
    Strengths:Sturdy stem.
    Weaknesses:The steerer tube clamp screws go in from both sides, and the hardware is exposed to the rear.
    Similar Products Used:Ritchey, Raceface
    Bike Setup:98 Rocky Mountain element
    Bottom Line:I just bought this stem for a shorter option to go with a riser bar. It holds tight with no creaks. I liked it up until today when I smacked my knee into the screws that protrude in the rear. I know that I'm not supposed to do that and it's not the products fault, but that Ritchey design put me down on the ground in agony (other stems have merely caused some mild profanity). The money I saved on the stem I immediately spent on a Lizard Skin stem pad. Should have gotten a better design.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:3

    Submitted by Luke Bradley a Racer from Holmfirth, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England
    Date Reviewed: February 23, 2002
    Favorite Trail:Yatehome-Ramsden
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Purchased At:X-treme Bike Shop (Holmfirth)
    Strengths:Light as the Easton Mag stem, that costs £100 more . Looks trick . Cost next to nothing . Great!
    Weaknesses:Lame graphics
    Similar Products Used:Specialized Aluminium Stem 1 1/8in 100mm - light and strong
    Specialized Aluminium B+ Stem 1 in 110mm- light, but too thin
    Bike Setup:I have a Specialized Hardrock that I built up . Only the drive train, wheels and frame remain original . Steel rules, titanium's better, but I can't afford it .
    Bottom Line:A light weight, good value stem . Costs next to nothing . Light, looks good, apart from graphics . Good for racing and general trail use . I ride on average 3 miles a day . Every day . Except when it's a blizzard or the wind gets above 50mph .
    I ride some really tough trails, and can ride up to 30miles on a ride, giving my bike some fair abuse . But this stem's still going strong .
    It's only my second stem on this bike, the first was a specialized 100mm high rise that was too short and high for XC racing .
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Shopper Exciting a Downhiller from Alabama
    Date Reviewed: December 13, 2001
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Purchased At:with bike
    Strengths:good looking (I have black one), strong
    Similar Products Used:kore, older ritchey
    Bike Setup:Rotwild RCC 07
    Bottom Line:Extremely stylish and good stem. Great value for money. Reasonable light.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4






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