Re: [RBW] Nitto Technomic/Tallux for off-road touring

2025-03-04 Thread Michael Baquerizo
with boscos, i had to make a short stop behind a car the other day and while i can't explain the physics of it, i pushed down more on the bars than i normally would, which caused the bars to move down. reminds me i have to put them back in place. ymmv. On Monday, March 3, 2025 at 7:55:11 PM UT

Re: [RBW] Nitto Technomic/Tallux for off-road touring

2025-03-03 Thread David Ross
I used one for about six months, and had a lot of bar slippage. The slippage is very well managed under normal use, so it’s not like the bars slipped in a major way that I felt was dangerous. I ride pretty technical stuff on my Gus so I’m now running a bmx stem which is the only thing I’ve found th

[RBW] Nitto Technomic/Tallux for off-road touring

2025-03-03 Thread der_amerikanische_freund
Hi all, just a quick question to users of the above stems. Nitto claims it's not intended for off-road riding, however I see a lot of builds (who look very off-road to me) with said stems. Has anyone used them in rough-ish terrain? I don't ride technical trails but I don't ride on pavement eith