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http://redlinebicycles.com/parts/flight-stem/
I'm thinking about getting a new stem for my bike, and have been looking at this one.
It looks knee friendly. I'd probably run it flipped 50mm
The fork pinch bolts are in a more accessible spot then my alienation iron maiden stem which is why I'm thinking of switching out.
What do you think.
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Ahh skeet skeet wrote:Why don't you just get a top load?
I have ran a flipped frontload stem for like 20 years.
Why don't companies stop making frontloads upside down. You'd think they'd figure it out by now.
I don't like the way toploads look for the most part. Thats not the only stem I have looked at. Box makes a pretty cool looking topload but the bar clamping srea is too big.
You should make the switch to a flipped frontload, because thats what I run. Then you can help convince these idiot manufacturers to stop making them upside down.
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You can get a Minimal rise top load stem like the éclat Nathan, the merrit Justin care stem, or a tree Timmy stem
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I could...
Just like i can get a front load stem and flip it.
Let me refine my question.
What do you think about the fork clamp bolt position.
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Ahh skeet skeet wrote:Why don't you just get a top load?
