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ID this Ritchey stem

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  1. I have been using the Ritchey WCS stems for the past 4 years and aside
    from changing the branding the only trivial change was reducing the cap
    in size by taking the center out, leaving it as 2 thin caps each with 2
    ti bolts. Now I see this on Simoni's Scott bike at the Giro and it
    looks totally different. I have heard about Ritchey giving prototypes
    and early production to pros that beg for it (including some that he is
    not even officially supporting). He is showing up on more and more
    Protour and Continental team bikes. Anyway, I was just curious to see
    if anyone could ID this (new?) stem. The previous WCS forged aluminum
    stem is the lightest production aluminum stem I have ever seen (Only a
    few magnesium stems are lighter).

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006/giro06/tech.php?id=/photos/2006/giro06/giro_bikes7/IMG_0713

  2. Chris M said:

    I have been using the Ritchey WCS stems for the past 4 years and aside
    from changing the branding the only trivial change was reducing the cap
    in size by taking the center out, leaving it as 2 thin caps each with 2
    ti bolts. Now I see this on Simoni's Scott bike at the Giro and it
    looks totally different. I have heard about Ritchey giving prototypes
    and early production to pros that beg for it (including some that he is
    not even officially supporting). He is showing up on more and more
    Protour and Continental team bikes. Anyway, I was just curious to see
    if anyone could ID this (new?) stem. The previous WCS forged aluminum
    stem is the lightest production aluminum stem I have ever seen (Only a
    few magnesium stems are lighter).

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006/giro06/tech.php?id=/photos/2006/giro06/giro_bikes7/IMG_0713

    that is the new ritchey stem, 4-axis something. it's been available
    sometime.

  3. http://ritcheylogic.com

    It's the default item on their site right now. It's been out for at
    least 6mo.

    http://ritcheylogic.com/web/Ritchey~Logic/Ritchey~Site/web/EN/main/product/roadcomp/stems/RoadStems_WCS4Axis.html

  4. But is Ritchey ever going to make a version for 26mm bars?

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