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Stems

The stem is the all-important link between your handlebars and the rest of your bike, and the right length stem can have a considerable effect on your riding. Grab the right stem to suit your riding style!

44 Products
OneUp Components EDC Compatible Stem
$129.95
(2)
Race Face Turbine R 35 Stem
RRP: $179.00
$139.95
(5)
Controltech Lynx Stem
$59.95
FUNN Equalizer Stem
$99.95
Race Face Aeffect R 35 Stem
RRP: $99.00
$88.95
(1)
OneUp Components EDC Stem Cap and Preload Kit
$48.95
Truvativ Hussefelt Stem
From$49.95
(9)
Truvativ Descendant Stem
From$98.95
Spank Split 35 Stem
RRP: $140.00
From$129.95
(2)
Spank Spike Race 2 Stem
RRP: $80.00
$74.95
FUNN Crossfire Stem
$84.95
E-Thirteen Base 35 Clamp Stem
RRP: $96.00
$89.95
Truvativ Holzfeller Stem
RRP: $100.00
From$56.95
(6)
Burgtec Enduro Mk3 Stem
$179.95
Hope AM-Freeride 35mm Bar Clamp Stem
RRP: $210.00
From$194.95
Truvativ Stylo T20 Stem
RRP: $70.00
$59.95
(1)
E-Thirteen Plus 35 Clamp Stem
$159.95
Race Face Atlas 35 Stem
RRP: $159.00
$142.95
(1)
Deity Intake Direct Mount Stem
RRP: $185.00
$164.95
Spank Spoon 2 Stem
$69.95
(1)
Thomson Elite X4 Stem
RRP: $148.00 - $199.00
From$98.95
(6)
Industry Nine A35 Stem
$189.95
PRO FRS MTB Stem
RRP: $71.00
$59.95
Deity Cavity Stem
$134.95
(1)

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