I'm looking for stem ideas that could be run in a very dropped angle to get my basebars in line with my top tube, I found a couple of "Riser" stems that are a whopping -35 or -45 degree angles that I could run upside down to achieve this, but due to the demographic they are very cheap (which means very heavy) and clunky.
Theres a few nice ones out there that are around -17 degree, but my bike is a older cervelo, and not the current trendy frame design where the headtube is really short to get the stem integrated with the top tube.. a new frame is out of the question for me!
Im currently running a tririg N35 upside down, with no bearing dust cap, but the way this stem is engineered I figure its probably only working out to -15 upside down. (this stem is also very heavy, but at least its somewhat aero!)
Theres a few nice ones out there that are around -17 degree, but my bike is a older cervelo, and not the current trendy frame design where the headtube is really short to get the stem integrated with the top tube.. a new frame is out of the question for me!
Im currently running a tririg N35 upside down, with no bearing dust cap, but the way this stem is engineered I figure its probably only working out to -15 upside down. (this stem is also very heavy, but at least its somewhat aero!)