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Gamut Cillos Stem Review
Specifications Reviewed: 60mm in Matte Red Lengths: 40, 50, 60mm Material: alloy Clamp diameter: 31.8mm Clamp width: 57mm Rise: Zero Stack: 43mm Bolts: M6 taper (5mm hex) Colors: Slate Grey, Stealth Black, Matte Red Weight: 177g (60mm) MSRP: $99 Gamut USA had unique origins, and has an interesting take on the mountain bike industry: “In 1999 …
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News: Loaded Precision Releases AmX 35 840mm Carbon Bars and 35mm Stems
Yesterday Loaded Precision announced the availability of their AmX 35 line of bars and stems. With riders moving to more aggressive bikes and wider bars, 35mm bars and stems are gaining more traction in the market, as this announcement clearly shows. Currently, most bars and stems on the market are 31.8mm, so the 35mm standard …
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Review: Box Components Cusp Stem
The Cusp stem from Box Components is a no nonsense stem designed to work hand-in-hand with the company’s “X” 35mm carbon bars. I’ve been running this stem on my 29er for several weeks now and here’s what I’ve learned. Box offers this stem in 3 lengths: 45, 55, and 65mm. I consider myself an XC …
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Review: The New Easton 35 Cockpit: Haven 35 Carbon Low Rise Bar, Haven 35 Stem, and Grips
First of all, why 35? To paraphrase a friend of mine who is a mechanic, the biking industry is unique in that innovation makes its own predecessors obsolete. Like me, the first question that many readers may ask is, “why bother changing the diameter of a handlebar that has worked so well for so many years? …
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Review: Ritchey Trail WCS Carbon Bar and C220 Stem
Whenever the name Ritchey comes to my mind, I always think back to the 80s when I first started mountain biking. In fact, Tom Ritchey started out producing components and frames in the 70s . He’s one of the few people we can truly call a mountain biking pioneer. One of my first cherished mountain …
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