Hi Patrick,
The Discord Components Cremee stem from Analog Cycles isn't inexpensive,
but it checks the quality, short and riser boxes:
https://www.analogcycles.com/product/discord-components-creemee-stem/
Not sure how nicely it will play with 25.4 (See Analog's comment) but it
might be worth a
not exactly what you asked for but I'm going to share it anyway. 80mm with
lots of rise. Nitto and has a 25.4 bar clamp. I have only seen this on Blue
Lug but seems like people have had good experience ordering from them.
https://global.bluelug.com/nitto-mcr65-stem-silver.html
On Sunday, 7 Jun
This can raise your existing stem and it's inexpensive... and of all the
threadless risers this one actually looks alright . You'll still need to
use some spacers at full height of course. All this while still offering
some vertical adjustemnt.
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/product/27306
Garth, for the win! I'd forgotten to check Velo Orange. 7cm reach Cigne, on
the way. I've already shifted back to the wavy bars, and their shallower
angle feels much better. Lighter too. Thank you, Garth!
With abandon,
Patrick
On Monday, June 8, 2020 at 3:00:28 AM UTC-6, Garth wrote:
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I’d love to see pictures when you’re done, Deacon! I have a Cigne waiting on a
drop bar 29er build but am interested in what they look like with upright bars.
Best,
Aaron
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Velo Orange's Cigne stem arrived and today was my first ride with it.
Wonderful! Grant designed GBW with Bosco bars in mind, and that is what my
prototype arrived with. To ride single track this upright on good, solid
geometry is transformative. I'll post more on this, as this deserves its
own
