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Im currently riding a Cannondale beast of the east 1 with the lefty 2.0 fork and find it superb other than getting lower back ache occasionally when riding. Im on the lower end of the sizing recommendations so think a slightly shorter stem would help, only problem is I can't find them available anywhere.

Anyone got any other recommendations of what else I can try or where I can get a stem from?


 
Posted : 17/12/2016 12:43 pm
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wanted ad

I might have one in a box in the garage, others may have as well


 
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Not a wanted ad as im not against buying new. Also hoping for a bit of advice on bike setup as relative to most people on here im still very much a newbie


 
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What is your current stem?


 
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you not being accused of placing a wanted ad, it suggested you put up a wanted ad, as lefty stems especially short ones were like rocking horse poop. Though, this was last time I looked (a while back), so it maybe with the current crop of new lefty's you maybe able to source one easier.

[url= http://qwertycycles.co.uk/collections/stems?page=2 ]Qwerty cycles[/url]
[url= http://www.cannondale-parts.de/epages/61764971.sf/en_US/?ObjectPath=/Shops/61764971/Categories/Zubeh%C3%B6r/Vorbau ]Dr. Cannondale[/url]

what are you looking for advice on, to do with your bikes setup?


 
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There used to be an issue with how short a stem you could use, bars would interfere with the fork top cap. What length have you got?


 
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I currently have an 80mm one and thinking of going to a 90mm one so potentially the 80mm one for sale, if any good drop me mail


 
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*hijack alert*

I am not 100% but I think the in the last few years the lefty steerer will accept a standard 1.5" stem?

...BTW I am looking for an 1.56" or 1 9/16" or whaterver the standard was on the older stuff stem, so if anybody does have one that needs a new home... 🙂


 
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Not even 1.5'', the stem listed for the BoE is:

Cannondale C4, 6061 Alloy, 1-1/8", 31.8, 5 deg.

Should be easy enough to differentiate from an OPI stem, which doesn't have neither the tensioner bolt/cap at the top, nor the pinch bolts...

[b]l.e.[/b] Poops, that's BoE 2, the BoE 1 has a 1.5'' stem:

Cannondale C3, 6061 Alloy, 1.5", 31.8, 5 deg.


 
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Current stem I believe is a 70mm and there looks to be plenty of clearance between the bars and top of the fork. I cant seem to find any official data telling me the stem length, just the info above, thanks otsdr


 
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I have a 1.56" 80mm long with 20 deg + or - vgc as only a month old £25posted if any good to anyone, drop me a mail


 
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Just replaced my stem on my Beast of the East one. Bought a Thomson elite x4 1.5". Had to buy a 10 mm spacer as stack height of Thomson stem was 41mm. Went for 45mm length stem.


 
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