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Salsa Cycles Pro Road S.U.L.

Salsa Cycles Pro Road S.U.L.

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  • Stiff Upper Lip™ Technology Provides Less Flexing And More Positive Control
  • 2-Bolt, Quick Change, Front Loading Stem
  • Available in 1" Quill, and Both 1" and 1 1/8" Threadless Versions



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    Reviews 1 - 5 (6 Reviews Total) | Next 5
    Reviewed by: 
    Andrew Rivard

    Review Date
    November 18, 2003

    Overall Rating
     2 of 5

    Value Rating
     2 of 5

    Used product for
    More than 3 years

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    Price Paid:  $1500.00 at Flanders Cycle MPLS,

    Favorite Ride:
    Merckx 7-11

    Summary:
    Salsa SUL stem. This stem slips with a carbon handlebar. I called Kestrel about this and only 3 stems out there slip, Salsa makes one of them. The others are one bolt opening stems.


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    Reviewed by: 
    mike fusaro

    Review Date
    March 29, 2002

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     4 of 5

    Used product for
    Less than 1 month

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    Price Paid:  $45.00 at secret

    Favorite Ride:
    mtn.bike racer

    Bike Setup:
    durachey team once giant carbon handle bar and seatpost

    Summary:
    the craftman ship is great. it is the best quill stem on the market. you won't find any other stem that comes in a quill and has a front clamp. salsa really has the market with it's quill design.

    Strengths:
    stiff nice look

    Weaknesses:
    salsa has the longest steel bolt in the world they could save so mutch weight if they put a stopper and half the bolt size maybee ti hardware

    Similar Products Used:
    only mtn. bike ahead stems


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    Review Date
    October 26, 2001

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     4 of 5

    Used product for
    6 months

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    Price Paid:  $70.00 at Chain Reaction

    Favorite Ride:
    Cycle Oregon

    Bike Setup:
    '99 Trek 5200

    Summary:
    Great stem. Mine is a quill style, and I found that it's almost impossible
    to find a nice looking quill stem with an open faceplate. The Pro Road
    is not the lightest stem out there, but it's good looking, strong, and
    unlike the Icon stem that came on my bike, it's quiet. The
    workmanship as well is as good as it gets. The Pro Raod makes
    the Icon look like a highschool shop project.

    Strengths:
    Good looking
    Strong
    Great design and workmanship

    Weaknesses:
    Not for weight weenies

    Similar Products Used:
    Icon
    Cinelli


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    Reviewed by: 
    tarwheel

    Review Date
    October 2, 2001

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     4 of 5

    Used product for
    3 months

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    Price Paid:  $65.00 at Excel Sports

    Favorite Ride:
    rural roads

    Bike Setup:
    Gios Compact Pro, lugged steel frame,with
    Campy Chorus group

    Summary:
    Great stem. I tried a bunch of different stems on my new Gios, and
    this is the one that fit me best. Most threadless stems are designed
    for oversized tube frames and look kind of chunky on a steel frame.
    The SUL is cro-moly steel so it's smaller diameter than most aluminum
    stems. It looks great and works great too. It comes in a variety of
    reaches and angles, so it's easy to get your fit dialed in right. Plus,
    Salsa can custom make stems if you need something out of the
    ordinary.

    Strengths:
    Large selection of reaches and rises. Easy installation. Appearance.

    Weaknesses:
    A little heavier than aluminum stems. More
    expensive than some other brands.

    Similar Products Used:
    Ritchey Pro and WCS, TTT Forgie, ITM Big One


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    Reviewed by: 
    Larry

    Review Date
    July 31, 2001

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     5 of 5

    Used product for
    3 months

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    Price Paid:  $50.00 at bicycle ranch

    Favorite Ride:
    One without cars!

    Bike Setup:
    Serotta Legend Ti, Record 10.

    Summary:
    A durable and smart looking stem. Stiff and it works great, and you can trust it to hold up over time. Unless you're a total weight weenie, this is perfect.

    Strengths:
    U.S. made, very stiff and strong. Cromoly a good material for stems as it won't snap like aluminum can.

    Weaknesses:
    A little heaver than pricier Al stems like TTT Zepp, ITM Millenium, etc...

    Similar Products Used:
    TTT Zepp


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