Zero degree stem

[LD001]

Cut my fork a few years ago but now i wanna sit a bit higher (know it's not cool). I looked at the adjustable specialized stems bit i don't think i can get it to a zero degree stem, or can I? I don't know of any zero degree stems. Are there any options?

[Ypsylon]

Thomson make one.

Not sure if you have done all you math allready, so, I always like to play around with this:

http://www.brightspoke.com/t/bike-stem-calculator.html

[Sibe]

Easton makes a zero degree stem as well. Not the lightest out there.

http://www.bikebling.com/Easton-EA90-Fo ... 8-0deg.htm

[Montana]

Deda has one -

[LD001]

Deda would be nice but i can't find it on their website. Or do you mean the adjustable one?

[elviento]

There are many cheap ones, most made for MTB. But not many nice high end ones for road use. Easton had one, Thomson has a chunky one, another brand (can't remember. Don't see them any more) makes one...

FSA Plasma is one possibility.

An alternative is to get compact handlebars. Raises your hoods a lot.

[WasFab]

Deda would be nice but i can't find it on their website. Or do you mean the adjustable one?

I have Deda Quattro 2 white 100 mm to sell

[Montana]

Deda would be nice but i can't find it on their website. Or do you mean the adjustable one?

I have a deda zero 100 sc in 0 degree. Perhaps they no longer make them

[em3]

Easton makes a zero degree stem as well. Not the lightest out there.

....u will be hard pressed to find a lighter and better designed stem ( in 0 degree) than the Easton EA90. Performancebike.com is currently blowing them out for $29.

EM3

[digitalnorbs]

i was worried when i got the thomson x4 110mm with 0 deg, but once on the bike, looks great, i too had that same worry, this is with 2005 team issue scott cr1

[LD001]

Thanks for all your tips. Especially the one about Easton stem and performancebike.com. I will ask them to ship one to the Netherlands.
LD001