Crewkerz WAW Ultimate Stem

Product code: 13362

135mm	$64.81
145mm	$64.81
155mm	$64.81
165mm	$64.81

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New all black colour with grey logos to match the current generation Crewkerz Jealousy bikes!

Unique design!

- Brand new from Crewkerz, their latest stem concept designed in conjunction with WAW and WPP - the RS stem!
- Tested and used by top riders such as Jack Carthy.
- Designed with the intention of positioning your handlebars in the right area for most modern geometry bikes, but without the requirement for an extremely rolled forward bar angle.
- Forged construction means the ideal blend of strength to weight.
- 4 bolt split bar clamp helps keep your bars in place nice and securely.
- Sloped top of the stem helps give extra clearance at the steerer clamp area of the stem, although please note this stem requires the use of a flat cut steerer tube!
- Please note: for maximum support for your steerer, we highly recommend having 35-37mm of steerer tube available for the stem - this ensures that your steerer is supported by the 'ring' located on the top centre of the steerer clamp.
- Supplied top cap is flush with the top of the body, giving the stem a clean look.
- Top cap also comes with a steel M6 x 45 bolt.
- Supplied with a 20mm spacer for use on top of the stem, allowing you to experiment with your stem positioning/height before committing to trimming your steerer tube down.
- All versions are 15° rise (please note the graphic on the stem states 20°).
- Weight (including top cap, spacer and bolt)- 135mm: 254g. 145mm: 256g. 155mm: 258g. 165mm: 260g.

Compatibility
Steerer clamp diameter: 1 1/8"
Bar clamp diameter: 31.8mm

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Great stem

Posted by Chakers1998

Seems to be the stem of choice for most comp bikes regardless of wheel size. I like how the stem is low, and allows you to choose the bar reach with rolling the bars without making the bars too high. I haven't heard of anyone breaking one either, so they must be quite strong. The only downside is that it makes your bike horrible to pedal anywhere :)