I will buy a new stem and bullhorns bars to complete my built .
What stem length do you recommend ?
My old bike had a 100mm stem and riser bars if that helps.
What stem length do you recommend ?
My old bike had a 100mm stem and riser bars if that helps.
It really depends on the bike and how you like your fit / your own proportions.
I would start off with whatever size stem you have currently and then get a longer or shorter depending on how it feels...most likely it will be shorter.
I would start off with whatever size stem you have currently and then get a longer or shorter depending on how it feels...most likely it will be shorter.
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You will probably want something shorter, but even that might not be true depending on where you like to keep your hands and your saddle-to-bar difference. Try what you got and go from there.
You will probably want something shorter, but even that might not be true depending on where you like to keep your hands and your saddle-to-bar difference. Try what you got and go from there.
At least a 200. Silly assed question.
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Between 50-250mm.
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They won't fit on your bike!
I use nitto sb-021 which have a drop. On a 57cm bike I used a 70mm stem on my new bike 54cm Bareknuckle I'm using an 80 mm just to keep things familiar. But yea no way around experimenting. I got extra 60 and 70 mm black dimension stems laying around if anybody wants. I think the general rule is that bullhorns stretch you out more than risers or drops so use a shorter stem relatively.
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General rule of thumb, for most predictable steering, regardless of bar type is a stem long enough to position the center of your hands directly above your axle. Rise is a personal comfort decision. Hope that helps a bit,
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