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Truvativ XR Stem

MSRP $
Weight 185 grams
# of Reviews 7
Average Rating 4.57/5
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Description:
  • Forged AL-6061-T6 construction
  • Reversible for +/-5 or 12 degree rise
  • Two-bolt handlebar clamp
  • DIN 12.9 high strength heat treated cromoly bolts
  • 5 degree > 60-75-90-110-120mm lengths
  • 12 degree > 60-75-90-105mm lengths
  • 25.4mm bar clamp diameter
  • 1 1/8" steerer clamp diameter
  • 40mm steerer clamp height


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    Submitted by CJ Gandia a Weekend Warrior from Manila, Philippines
    Date Reviewed: February 8, 2008
    Favorite Trail:Maarat
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $35.00
    Purchased At:JBL Cycle parts
    Strengths:Good looking, lightweight, looks sturdy and very affordable.
    Weaknesses:none so far but are a bit heavier than the TEAM series.
    Similar Products Used:FSA xc140, amoeba borla dh stem


    Bike Setup:Vision cruizer, fox vanilla, syncros, truvativ, avid bb7 brakes, sram drivetrain.
    Bottom Line:Very very nice stem. Was supposed to get a truvativ TEAM 90mm stem. But it costs $20 more. The weight difference is 29 grams you won't feel the difference. The feel of the 90mm gives you more control going uphill compared to my shorter amoeba stem. For the looks and price, it's the best stem for me.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by John Thompson a Cross Country Rider from Plymouth UK
    Date Reviewed: February 7, 2008
    Favorite Trail:Anywhere
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Price Paid: $20.00
    Purchased At:Online
    Strengths:Cheap, functional and sensible. Exemplary bike part.
    Weaknesses:Poor choice for the conspicuous consumer who thinks their bike is a status symbol.
    Similar Products Used:Various
    Bike Setup:Works stumpy
    Bottom Line:Don't buy this stem if you are a showoff who is more concerned with a bike's image than it's function.

    I got both a 60mm and 75mm for way less than the price of a more bling brand. No difference in quality or function that I can detect.

    Weights are 147.7 grams for the 60mm @ 12 degree rise and 154 grams for the 75mm @ 5 degrees.

    I guess you could worry about the prominence of the stem binder bolt, but in my opinion you should be wearing kneepads anyway...
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Noel a Weekend Warrior from Sydney
    Date Reviewed: May 4, 2007
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Price Paid: $25.00
    Purchased At:eBay
    Strengths:Looks, design
    Weaknesses:None so far
    Similar Products Used:Sun Ringle Evolution, Pro XLT, Bilt
    Bike Setup:GT Avalanche 2 Disc with Rock Shox Tora forks, Avid disc brakes, Truvativ Firex cranks and a bunch of other stuff.
    Bottom Line:I have the 90mm four bolt faceplate style in a matt black finish. It's a nice stem which can be reversed to give +/-5 degrees rise. This stem looks good and seems t be strong enough for semi agressive riding.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Pebble a Cross Country Rider from Australia
    Date Reviewed: October 2, 2006
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $32.00
    Purchased At:Ebay
    Strengths:Light
    Strong
    Weaknesses:Face bolts seem like they could potentially round off.
    Doesn't look as good as the truvativ team stem (which looks almost as good as a thomson!)
    Be good if all the bolts could be the same size!
    Similar Products Used:Truvativ Hussefelt 60mm
    Truvativ Holzefeller 40mm
    Easton EA30 100mm
    Bike Setup:Trance 3
    Bottom Line:I brought the 75mm x 5degree stem to see if it was a suitable length. It seems strong. It's light weight (about 130g) and looks pretty good too (not as good as the team stem of course).
    Once again Truvativ has made a top quality product for a great price.
    My only gripe - insignificant gripe was that the stem bolt is really big compared to the face plate bolts - most stem's I've had have same diameter bolts.
    The face bolts never did round off but seemed like they potentially could if you remove & reinstall handlebars often.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by colin badiuk a Cross Country Rider from chatham,ontario
    Date Reviewed: August 6, 2006
    Favorite Trail:black bridge trails
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $35.00
    Purchased At:smith's cycle
    Strengths:this stem is very light weight, but still has a strong stiff feeling to it, great value for the price,
    Weaknesses:none so far
    Similar Products Used:just the stock stem
    Bottom Line:if your looking to up grade or just replace an old stem this stem is light on the pocket and on your bike it's just an over all awsome stem
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Deege a Cross Country Rider from Bellingham WA
    Date Reviewed: July 9, 2006
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Strengths:Strong stock component that is light weight in terms of the heavy duty design.
    Weaknesses:None.
    Similar Products Used:Boy. Codas, richie,...whatall
    Bike Setup:Kona Caldera
    Bottom Line:A great all mountain stem that is of light weight for the pounding it can take.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Loser Loserer a Weekend Warrior from Loserville, VT
    Date Reviewed: January 19, 2006
    Favorite Trail:my local
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Purchased At:stock on bike
    Strengths:looks good strong
    Weaknesses:dontknow yet havent really been able to ride cuse its winter
    Similar Products Used:cheat no names
    Bike Setup:pumori stock except for kenda karma tires
    Bottom Line:pretty sweet stock stem
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4






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