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We are closing the De Anza location and are moving to Santa Clara. The remaining inventory will be moved and will reopen on October 31. (Due to internet connection issues) The web site inventory will be corrected to show only what we have in stock, and pick ups will be by appointment. 

Thank all of you wonderful customers for the last 33 years, under my ownership and 69 years in total!

Vance, crew and Daisy (2009-2021)

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Ritchey Comp 4 Axis Stem

Ritchey Comp 4 Axis Stem
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Details

- 3D net forged 6061 alloy construction
- Angled steer tube clamp slot reduces stress on carbon steer tubes
- Stainless steel bar and steerer clamp bolts
- Material: 3D net forged 6061
- Angle: +/- 6 degree
- Steerer Height: 42mm
- Steerer: 1-1/8"
- Faceplate Width: 42mm
- Bead-blast Black finish
- 160g (110mm)

Stem angle and length measurement

Stem angle is one of the factors that determines handlebar height. A listed angle of 0 degrees actually provides a rise that is dependent on your bike’s head angle (see image).

Stem length is measured along the side of the stem from the center of the steerer to the center of the handlebar clamp (see diagram). Keep in mind that as a stem provides more rise, its effective length decreases. In the example above, if the +17 degree stem measures 135mm, it actually extends 108mm parallel to the ground.

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