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Tall Quill Stem with Removable Faceplate

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  1. Does anyone know of a tall quill stem, like the Nitto Technomic, that has a
    removable faceplate?

  2. Quoted message said:

    Does anyone know of a tall quill stem, like the Nitto Technomic, that has
    a removable faceplate?

    The tallest I've seen, but they're nowhere near as tall as a Technomic, but
    taller than most, are some of the Profile H20 stems. They make them with a
    105' angle and a reasonably-long quill.

    --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

  3. Mike Jacoubowsky said:
    Quoted message said:

    Does anyone know of a tall quill stem, like the Nitto Technomic, that has
    a removable faceplate?

    The tallest I've seen, but they're nowhere near as tall as a Technomic, but
    taller than most, are some of the Profile H20 stems. They make them with a
    105' angle and a reasonably-long quill.

    I bought one of these at the local Performance store a few weeks ago for
    ~$15:

    http://www.deltacycle.com/product.php?g=61

    It's steel, for 1" threaded headsets and has a 25.4mm clamp diameter.

    Exactly what I was looking for to use on my steel, Bridgestone MB-6
    conversion to a fixie road bike with steel moustache bars.

    --
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    legitimate replies.

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