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Tall Quill Stem With Faceplate

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  1. I am looking for a tall quill stem with detachable faceplate for my touring
    frame. I love the Nitto Technomic stems but I have never found a version
    with a faceplate. The Nitto stem is about 225 mm long so it allows for the
    handlebars to be set high and they offer versions with reach from 50 mm to
    120 mm. It seems that lately I have had numerous reasons to switch parts
    around and having a detachable faceplate would make things easier.

    Does anyone know of a product with similar specs to the Nitto Technomic that
    also has a detachable faceplate?

    Thanks - Frank

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  2. Frank

    Try a Kalloy adjustable stem. Best place to get them is from a.e. bike
    (
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&Category=149&Brand=203&type=T
    ). The stem requires a bar diameter of 25.4. a.e. bike also has good
    prices on Nitto or Dimension bars in 25.4 diameter. This stem has a
    fairly long shaft and lots of adjustment. Best of luck.

    Frank Drackman said:

    I am looking for a tall quill stem with detachable faceplate for my touring
    frame. I love the Nitto Technomic stems but I have never found a version
    with a faceplate. The Nitto stem is about 225 mm long so it allows for the
    handlebars to be set high and they offer versions with reach from 50 mm to
    120 mm. It seems that lately I have had numerous reasons to switch parts
    around and having a detachable faceplate would make things easier.

    Does anyone know of a product with similar specs to the Nitto Technomic that
    also has a detachable faceplate?

    Thanks - Frank

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  3. Profile H20 as a fairly tall quill and faceplate, but is not as tall as a Nitto.

    Frank Drackman said:

    I am looking for a tall quill stem with detachable faceplate for my touring
    frame. I love the Nitto Technomic stems but I have never found a version
    with a faceplate. The Nitto stem is about 225 mm long so it allows for the
    handlebars to be set high and they offer versions with reach from 50 mm to
    120 mm. It seems that lately I have had numerous reasons to switch parts
    around and having a detachable faceplate would make things easier.

    Does anyone know of a product with similar specs to the Nitto Technomic that
    also has a detachable faceplate?

    Thanks - Frank

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  4. Bike nashbar sells an adapter that lets you use any "thgreadless" style
    MTB stem.

    http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=&subcategory=&brand=&sku=9755&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=

    Others might have a similar product if you don't like Nashbar. I use
    this on My tourer so I can use a removeable faceplate stem, as it makes
    packing the bike so much easier.

    If you need more height, buy a stem that has an angle and install it so
    it slopes upward.

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    And a really low gear for the hills!"

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