Can you ride street and park with a flatland stem?

That stem reacts violently to air that has touched waxed ledges or a wood box jump, would not recommend.

You have to be careful with strength. I think the FLT would be fine but it would take some getting used too. I ride both Street & Flatland & i am currently mixing the two together with a new bike. If you want to run a shorter stem i would recommend looking into a 36mm S&M Enduro Stem or a Madera Mast in 36mm or 39mm. Also if you wanted to try something a little shorter but less extreme look at the Odyssey TDFL in 45mm All will be strong enough for Street.

Your bike will explode the second that stem sees a street ledge. Its your call, brother

Troy Merkle rode a really short stem, it could be used for street or flatland.

i rodestreet with a flatware stem. worked out just fine

guy who used to ride in my town whipped & 360ed a 13 stair with a Suelo stem (Fly's flatland brand name) so I'd say it'd hold up good, but then again idk cause idk anything about that stem

Can you imagine riding this thing? Bet it's real responsive haha

how the fuck do you tighten your headset with that stem ^ ?!

B(avaria)mx wrote:

how the fuck do you tighten your headset with that stem ^ ?!

B(avaria)mx wrote:

how the fuck do you tighten your headset with that stem ^ ?!

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Look harder

Topsey wrote:

You have to be careful with strength. I think the FLT would be fine but it would take some getting used too. I ride both ...more

Topsey wrote:

You have to be careful with strength. I think the FLT would be fine but it would take some getting used too. I ride both Street & Flatland & i am currently mixing the two together with a new bike. If you want to run a shorter stem i would recommend looking into a 36mm S&M Enduro Stem or a Madera Mast in 36mm or 39mm. Also if you wanted to try something a little shorter but less extreme look at the Odyssey TDFL in 45mm All will be strong enough for Street.

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I think I'll go with the Mast then.. Can't be too careful. Thanks!

Topsey wrote:

You have to be careful with strength. I think the FLT would be fine but it would take some getting used too. I ride both ...more

Topsey wrote:

You have to be careful with strength. I think the FLT would be fine but it would take some getting used too. I ride both Street & Flatland & i am currently mixing the two together with a new bike. If you want to run a shorter stem i would recommend looking into a 36mm S&M Enduro Stem or a Madera Mast in 36mm or 39mm. Also if you wanted to try something a little shorter but less extreme look at the Odyssey TDFL in 45mm All will be strong enough for Street.

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silverdawg wrote:

I think I'll go with the Mast then.. Can't be too careful. Thanks!

silverdawg wrote:

I think I'll go with the Mast then.. Can't be too careful. Thanks!

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I ride the 36mm feels awesome and doesn't seem to be weak in any way

OneEyeIlluminatiGuy wrote:

I ride the 36mm feels awesome and doesn't seem to be weak in any way

OneEyeIlluminatiGuy wrote:

I ride the 36mm feels awesome and doesn't seem to be weak in any way

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Sweet. Btw, are those Black Mass cranks I see?

Yes they are =)

OneEyeIlluminatiGuy wrote:

Yes they are =)

OneEyeIlluminatiGuy wrote:

Yes they are =)

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How are they treating you?

ben lewis used to ride a flatland stem before he got his signature stem from fit.

OneEyeIlluminatiGuy wrote:

Yes they are =)

OneEyeIlluminatiGuy wrote:

Yes they are =)

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silverdawg wrote:

How are they treating you?

silverdawg wrote:

How are they treating you?

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Very good never cone loose on me and don't flex allot very solid feel