> I run a Dirt Drop stem on my Atlantis. I have for many years. I recommend > it highly. Points: The obtuse angle is better on your liver, spleen and > bladder in a head on accident than the acute angle of a regular road stem > (ex paramedic fretting). I have some spinal issues, and the ability to > raise the bars high is the best thing I ever did for my lower back and > neck. Soooo comfortable. The seat level bisects the middle of the bar > hooks, so I can use the drops at least fifty percent of the time, instead > of always being on the tops and hoods. I don't look at the road right in > front of my wheel as much...lol. Eric, I would recommend you get the 100, > not the 80 mm stem. The stem raises your bars up and BACK quite a bit. I > like a short top tube and so I tried the 80 and it was way too short. Of > course that is all dependent on frame size, height, physical issues and > yadda yadda...Best of luck getting comfy. >
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