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What stem for Easton EC90 Equipe bar?

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  1. I just purchased a new Easton EC90 Equipe rod bar and have read that
    only a 2 bolt stem can be used. Is this true? If so, what are some
    recommended stems?

    Thanks in advance,

    GT

  2. GT said:

    I just purchased a new Easton EC90 Equipe rod bar and have read that
    only a 2 bolt stem can be used. Is this true? If so, what are some
    recommended stems?

    Thanks in advance,

    GT

    Hi, here's a wild thought, maybe an Easton stem? If you are really
    concerned and unsure, contact Easton.

    Personally I use the older EC90 road bars, the red ones, with a four
    bolt Ritchey WCS stem. I just used a torque wrench and followed
    Easton's torque settings.

    At one time Easton's top of the line stem was a 4 bolt. It seems odd
    that their best stem wouldn't be compatible with their best bar.

    Life is Good!
    Jeff

  3. GT said:

    I just purchased a new Easton EC90 Equipe rod bar and have read that
    only a 2 bolt stem can be used. Is this true? If so, what are some
    recommended stems?

    Thanks in advance,

    GT

    I use an Easton EA70 stem with that bar. Works fine. If you have
    more questions, just call Easton. They are great help over the
    phone.

  4. GT said:

    I just purchased a new Easton EC90 Equipe rod bar and have read that
    only a 2 bolt stem can be used. Is this true? If so, what are some
    recommended stems?

    Thanks in advance,

    GT

    No. We use Ritchey 4 bolts all the time, Just install and torque. Don't
    overtighten.

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