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Booda Bike Stem 60/7 – 31.8 mm

14.07 USD
The Booda Bike Stem 60/7 is a short aluminum bike stem, 60 mm long with a 7° rise, for 31.8 mm handlebars. It has a four-bolt faceplate, a black finish and the round Booda Bike logo.
SKU: BBSTE-13111
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A short, black aluminum stem from Booda Bike for 31.8 mm handlebars: 60 mm long with a 7° rise, the shortest of the four Booda Bike stems.

Short black Booda Bike aluminum stem in three-quarter view with the round Booda Bike logo and a four-bolt faceplate
Booda Bike Stem 60/7: 60 mm length, 7° rise, 31.8 mm bar clamp.

Why the 60 mm stem?

  • The shortest Booda Bike stem. At 60 mm it keeps the grips close to the steerer; the other Booda Bike stems are 90, 100 and 110 mm long.
  • 7° rise. The stem tilts 7 degrees upward, so the grips sit slightly higher than they would on a flat stem.
  • 31.8 mm bar clamp. Sized for handlebars with a 31.8 mm diameter.
  • Front light adapter available. A front light mount adapter for Booda Bike stems is sold separately; bolts are not included with it.
Booda Bike 60 mm stem in side view, with the handlebar clamp on the right and the steerer clamp on the left

The 60 mm profile

From the side the short body is easy to read: the steerer clamp on one end, the handlebar clamp on the other and only 60 mm between them, with the 7° tilt visible in the body.

Top view of the Booda Bike stem showing the round Booda Bike logo on the body and the four-bolt faceplate

The Booda Bike logo on top

The round Booda Bike logo sits on top of the body. It is also what separates these stems from the Possible ones: the front light adapter is made for the Booda Bike logo stems.

Who is it for?

  • Riders who like a compact cockpit. A 60 mm stem moves the grips closer than the longer Booda Bike options.
  • Owners of a Booda Bike who want to change the reach. The numbers in the name show length and rise, so you can compare with the stem you have now.

Specifications

ProductAluminum bike stem
Length60 mm
Rise7°
Handlebar clamp31.8 mm
FaceplateFour bolts
MaterialAluminum
FinishBlack, Booda Bike logo

Frequently asked questions

What do the numbers in Booda Bike Stem 60/7 mean?

The first number is the length in millimetres (60 mm), the second the rise angle in degrees (7°). The 31.8 mm in the name is the handlebar clamp diameter.

Which Booda Bike stem length should I choose?

Booda Bike lists four stems with the same 7° rise and 31.8 mm bar clamp: 60, 90, 100 and 110 mm. The 60 mm stem brings the grips closest to you, and the longer ones move them forward. If you are not sure, ask us before ordering.

Can I mount a front light on this stem?

Booda Bike offers a stem front light mount adapter as an optional extra for its stems. It fits all Booda Bike stem sizes, but not Possible stems, and it is sold without bolts.

Front view of the Booda Bike Hiker cockpit: drop handlebar with two brake levers and a small black stem above the head tube
Front view of the drop-bar cockpit on the Booda Bike Hiker. The stem in this photo carries the Possible logo.
Side view of the Booda Bike Pilot cockpit with a flat handlebar, a Tektro brake lever and a stem above the head tube
The Booda Bike Pilot cockpit seen from the side. The stem in this photo carries the Possible logo.

About Booda Bike

Booda Bike makes belt-driven bicycles with steel frames, carbon forks and internal gear hubs. The brand grew out of MassiveBikes, a custom-build workshop that opened in Budapest in 2013, and the first Booda Bike models went on sale in October 2015.