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  1. I was wondering if anyone could direct me to a stem rise/length calculator or if anyone could help
    me figure out what stem I need. Presently I have a Kalloy Uno stem (near as I can figure, it is
    110mm length with a 7 or 7 1/2 degree rise). What I would like to do is keep my hand position the
    same horizontally, but raise the bars about 1
    1/2" vertically. I already have riser bars and would like to accomplish this with a new stem. Can
    anyone tell what rise/length of stem would achieve this goal? Also, what affect will it have on
    handling? I need to make the switch because I've got too much weight on my hands. I've already
    tried moving the seat fore/aft, different handlebar positions, etc. Measuring on a level plane, my
    bars are about 2" lower than my seat.

    Thanks for the help.

  2. (Yellowstone Yeti) said:

    I was wondering if anyone could direct me to a stem rise/length calculator or if anyone could help
    me figure out what stem I need. Presently I have a Kalloy Uno stem (near as I can figure, it is
    110mm length with a 7 or 7 1/2 degree rise). What I would like to do is keep my hand position the
    same horizontally, but raise the bars about 1
    1/2" vertically. I already have riser bars and would like to accomplish this with a new stem. Can
    anyone tell what rise/length of stem would achieve this goal? Also, what affect will it have on
    handling? I need to make the switch because I've got too much weight on my hands. I've already
    tried moving the seat fore/aft, different handlebar positions, etc. Measuring on a level plane,
    my bars are about 2" lower than my seat.

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