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Cinelli Grammo Titanium Road Stems

Average Rating: 4.2/5
MSRP: $ 169.95
# of Reviews: 5

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Product Description

26.0mm clamp. Threadless stem. Manufactured using folded titanium sheets welded into shape.

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Submitted by needlz a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: August 21, 2004

Strengths:    Light. Ti Stylely. Doesn't look like every other doods stem.

Weaknesses:    Single bolt. Slide through access. Pricey.

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I have had this mounted on my look hsc-3 fork for almost 3 years. I am not sure what the other folks are talking about in terms of looks... Compared to all the black, Deda Newton clone stems out there, this is style. Nothing beats the sheen of Ti on any frame. Problems: Having a single bolt holding the stem to fork being all the separates me from certain doom is a little disconcerning. It has never failed me and I try not to think about it. The other issue is having to completely redo handlebar tape everytime I need to remove handlebars (not very frequently).

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Favorite Ride:   Oakland Hills

Purchased At:   online somewhere

Similar Products Used:   -

Bike Setup:   -

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Submitted by larry a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: October 7, 2003

Strengths:    Cult following of Cinelli

Weaknesses:    Style not, no face plate, wedge not expander

Bottom Line:

very low on looks and styl;e for a cinelli and WHY do they use a slide0-wedge instead of an expander? not good on many forks.
What is the appeal of this thing?

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Favorite Ride:   Harper's ferry to DC route 9

Price Paid:    $125.00

Purchased At:   swap meet

Similar Products Used:   Cinelli 1/A, 1/R,TTT

Bike Setup:   Waterford 1200, Campy ergo

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Submitted by Mike a Road Racer from Atlantic Mine, MI

Date Reviewed: April 14, 2001

Strengths:    light and strong

Weaknesses:    non-removable face

Bottom Line:

This is a great stem. My 5500 came with a 140 mm stem which was too long for me. When I was looking for a new stem, I knew I wanted another grammo - only shorter.

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Favorite Ride:   Copper Country Color Tour 200km

Price Paid:    $75.00

Purchased At:   roadbikereview.com classifieds

Similar Products Used:   various aluminum stems

Bike Setup:   TREK 5500, full DA, Profile carbon fork w/carbon steerer

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Submitted by brandt a Recreational Rider from overton nevada usa

Date Reviewed: April 4, 2001

Strengths:    durability

Weaknesses:    none

Bottom Line:

using grammo stem w/ easton carbon fiber roadbars , working order stem , durable .

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Favorite Ride:   highway 169 nevada

Price Paid:    $159.00

Purchased At:   www.excelsports.com

Similar Products Used:   9cm ritchey wcs stem

Bike Setup:   52cm 1999 postalroadbike trek limited edition roadbike b- stay carbon fiber trek

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Submitted by Doug Sloan a Road Racer from Fresno, CA

Date Reviewed: March 31, 2000

Strengths:    Very light; good finish; should last forever.

Weaknesses:    I can flex the heck out of it on a stationary trainer, but don't notice it on the road or rollers. Expensive. Single bolt, so not easy to remove bars.

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It's light and works well. Being Ti, it should last.