FOMTOR 31.8 Stem - 60mm, 70mm, 80mm, 90mm - 7 Degree - Lightweight Bike Handlebar Stem - Suitable for Mountain, Road, BMX, and MTB Bikes Review

Purchased 90mm stem to replace the factory 120mm stem. Wanted to reach a little less handlebars/bend my arms more on my gravel bike and it has helped. The part is of high quality and hardly differs from the factory.

This is the second FOMTOR stem I've bought. For the money, I don't think the average rider can go wrong with this choice. I wanted a shorter stem that I could trust wouldn't break or move and I wasn't disappointed. The only thing I would change is the graphics and the lack of color options.

Quality stem for the price. I was very skeptical but this just proves that name brand bike parts are WAY overpriced. This rod is durable and precisely finished. It fits like Zipp or Easton. Not that easy, but not difficult either. If you're fat, it probably isn't for you. When you need a quality replacement for a fraction of the price. Did.

I wanted a shorter stem for my road bike and for the price this felt too good to be true. I bought it, one that costs twice as much as a well-known brand. I sent the brand rod back as the quality was the same for all. Since then I've pulled myself out of the saddle several times, turned the handlebars and everything is fine. I now have a shorter barrel at a great price.

Obviously cheap, so the quality threshold is low. The graphics look good. The screws look cheap. The front panel, as well as the part that includes the steering column, are not completely symmetrical. This last piece is also very thin at the top and bottom - if you have spacers they will be wider than the stem as shown in the attached images. It just doesn't look right.

If you haven't already made the switch to a short stem compared to traditional 90-100-110mm stems, you really need to shorten your game and improve handling. trust skills. I mounted one of these on my son's mountain bikes and he said it looked like a completely different bike. He rode with more confidence and took on challenges that he would normally take very superficially or on his bike. Great upgrade for your bike.

Installed on a Wahoo Kickr Bike indoor trainer. The simulator stands on a level floor, the steering column is vertical. This stem has been measured to have the handlebars tilted approximately 1 degree from horizontal. Although this slope may seem small, you can notice a noticeable difference in height between the left and right ends of the handlebar across the width of the handlebar. It shouldn't be like that. I don't want to sit crooked on a bike (or machine). I think you get what you paid…