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Sunline V-One MTN

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Average Rating 5/5
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Description:
  • Lightweight stem with the strength for long travel trail bikes
  • 31.8mm clamp size
  • Smooth clamp edges for carbon bars
  • Low stack height for more adjustability on steerer tube
  • Full CNC machined


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    Submitted by mtbnachos a Cross Country Rider from San Diego
    Date Reviewed: August 8, 2008
    Favorite Trail:Noble Canyon, CA
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $57.00
    Purchased At:Beyond Bikes
    Strengths:Stiff, light for AM, price, pretty
    Weaknesses:Limited lengths, color
    Similar Products Used:Thomson X4, Race Face, Titec
    Bike Setup:Vassago Jabberwocky
    Bottom Line:Sunline V-One Mtn could be the best stem for the money no one has ever heard of. Watch out Thomson! It's just as stiff as my X4, built for AM/FR but light enough for XC! Crazy! I rode full rigid for 3 weeks under some nasty stuff so it passed my "Oh s&%t" test. I bought the 80mm and it's just the right length for my Jabber. I wish they had a 70 or 90mm to try.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Maglor1991 a Downhiller from Preston, United Kingdom
    Date Reviewed: July 9, 2008
    Favorite Trail:Innerliethen
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $45.00
    Purchased At:chain reaction
    Strengths:Super lightweight (mine is the 50mm one and is 144g), cool grey colour, strong (no flex), and pretty cheap for what it is.
    Weaknesses:None at all
    Similar Products Used:Raceface diabolus.
    Bike Setup:06 Turner dhr, 07 marz 66, hope moto v2, sunline v1 am stem, truvativ holzfeller bars, etc
    Bottom Line:This stem may say all mountain on it but it definably great for dh racing as its strong enough and looks awesome too, the low weight also means it would be great for xc aswell.
    its pretty cheap really when you compare it to competitors, £45 may not sound so cheap but raceface diabolus stem is £75 and other light dh stems like easton, fsa, funn and more are all from £50 to £80 and none of them are as light at 144g (the diabolus is 250g).
    even the fatter Dh version of this stem is only 200g and still £45
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Richard Amos a Cross Country Rider from Las Vegas, NV
    Date Reviewed: April 20, 2008
    Favorite Trail:Bootleg Canyon
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Price Paid: $83.00
    Purchased At:Performance Bikes
    Strengths:Solid, very strong, I dont think it will ever break. Has a nice gun metal grey color and good for carbon bars.
    Weaknesses:None
    Similar Products Used:Easton EA50, FSA
    Bike Setup:07 Mongoose Elite. Sunline bar and stem ergo grips and ergo carbon bar ends. LOCO wheels sets with kenda nevegal in the rear and velaca raptor in the front.
    Bottom Line:Great stem often over looked to the well known guys. Solid like I said I dont know think I will ever have to buy another bar and stem again.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5






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