Made out of high strength 7075 T7X alloy. 200-degree head makes the best "bed" for your handlebar. VR-3 "The Red Monster" tested to the world's toughest standard. 27mm stack height. 110g.
D**U
Lowers the bars on bikes with tall front ends
I got both the 66 and 44 lengths for use on my Niner ROS9 and Spec Enduro 29, paired with the Syntace Vector Low10 bars. These bikes have stack heights of around 635mm, but I prefer stack heights of around 600mm to get the grips about level with the saddle. The stem (and bar combo) solved pretty much my only gripe about the bikes, which are 5 star bikes and an excellent duo for the trails in my area.I would've still been shopping for that killer bike if not for this solution, perhaps checking out a smaller wheel size or shorter travel bike. Surprisingly, Amazon had the best price on the stem.
Y**N
good
good
C**.
I tightened it up a bunch and now its great.
I haven't had it that long, but its a huge problem solver because it has the lowest stack height on the market. It did slip almost immediately while I was putting very little force on it - both the bars and the steerer. However, I tightened it up a bunch and now its great.
T**6
I love it. It looks good on my bike
This is my 2nd. Flatforce stem I bought from from Amazon. I love it. It looks good on my bike, stiff. otherwise, I had the good deal ( $40 off from Amazon )
S**O
Five Stars
Great product! Very cool design
A**S
Four Stars
As advertised
M**
Let's settle this. Deg. drop depends on length, see chart.
Haven't purchased it yet, but here is the answer to the degree drop quandary.
L**Y
Syntace vs Ritchey
30 degree negative rise stem
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