On-One Ultralight CNC Stem
On-One Ultralight CNC MTB Stem
This really is a stem that tops anything that the market has to offer, at literally half the price. Suitable for XC / AM use- the ultimate mountain bike stem.
Lighter than just about any other stem available, these are forged from a single piece of hi-grade alloy- aligning the metals natural grain to minimise fatigue and maximising stength where it matters.
Clever post-forge machining reduces the weight, with zero impact on strength. A tough trick that many get so wrong.
Carefully designed transitions spread stress to enhance strengh, weight and bling.
Try it and be ready for a surprise.
On-One Ultralight CNC Stem Features
- Weight only 110g (60mm length)
- Secure 4 bolt front clamp
- Premium stainless steel bolts
- Stack Height - 35mm
- Lazer etched graphics
- 6 degree rise (revsersible)
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