Most any frame builder who is comfortable also making stems can make you
that stem. Off the top of my head I'd ask Mitch Pryor, Brian Chapman or
Eric Estlund of Winter Cycles. Both routinely make very nice quill stems
for their bikes, but I'm not sure if they'd do one-offs for another bike.
Jef
Why not just use a technomic and get a regular 26.0 clamp sized handle bar?
Im curious.
Im assuming that you are talking about a stem that has a 22.2 quil and a 31.8
bar clamp for tgreaded steerer.
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Bruce Gordon makes custom ones too.
Clayton Scott
SF, CA
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most builders charge a bunch of cash for a custom stem.
these guys http://ticycles.com/TCF/hardware.html do a powder coated tig
stem for $195. Plating adds a bunch of $$.
~mike
Carlsbad Ca
On Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at 12:50:58 PM UTC-7, Philip Kim wrote:
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> Looking for a 31.8 quill
Because the Jones Loop bar only comes in 31.8
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The vo quill adapter has a nice height extension and looks great to boot! I use
one with an old 14cm threadless stem with Boscos on my a. Homer Hilsen. Looks
nice.
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One thought: perhaps go with the stem adapter (e.g., Nitto makes some; I've
also seen on Soma website) to use threadless stem?
Good luck!
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On Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at 3:50:58 PM UTC-4, Philip Kim wrote:
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> Looking for a 31.8 quill stem. I saw the NItto UI-12, but am afraid with
> onl
Yes, I've seen these. Almost looks like they bent the metal and welded it
at the bottom of the fold? The reach is a bit too long, and I've heard
lukewarm reviews, mostly aesthetically positive, but not much in quality.
Thanks Matt for the recommendation, Winter might be too expensive, but I
co
thx everyone. looks like i'm going with Joel at Clockwork Bikes. He's made
a fork for me which I was very happy with, and he was able to source parts
for a quill stem.
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Nice. Joel's on my short list if I ever decide to get a custom.
David
Chicago
On Friday, March 18, 2016 at 2:26:51 PM UTC-5, Philip Kim wrote:
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> thx everyone. looks like i'm going with Joel at Clockwork Bikes. He's made
> a fork for me which I was very happy with, and he was able to source part
I assume you've seen the Factory 5 stems that came out last
winter, https://wearefactoryfive.com/products/f5-titan-stem? A friend
bought one, finish was generally "ok" with a couple of very rough spots
they missed polishing or had a bad cast. That's disappointing in a $100
part, but *much* chea
Though you did not specify how much higher you need, nevertheless I take it
you are aware that the UI-12 stem comes in both 72d and 90d options and
even the 90d would not be tall enough ?
The VO quill adapter(also made by Genetic) btw to me is a good choice as it
has a flange that prevents an
Eric Estlund's stems are gorgeous, durable and functional. I've bought
three from him over the years. Wait is not too onerous.
Bruce Gordon's stems are more industrial looking but definitely will hold
up over the long run.
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