Booda Bike Stem 110/7 – 31.8 mm
The longest Booda Bike stem, in black aluminum for 31.8 mm handlebars: 110 mm long with a 7° rise, for riders who want the bar well forward.
Why the 110 mm stem?
The longest in the range. At 110 mm it is the longest of the Booda Bike stems, so the handlebar sits the furthest forward of the four.
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.
The 110 mm profile
Seen from the side, this is the longest of the four Booda Bike stems: 110 mm between the steerer clamp and the handlebar clamp, with the 7° rise built into the body.
Optional light adapter
Booda Bike offers a front light mount adapter as an optional extra for its stems. It is a separate product, and bolts are not included.
Who is it for?
- Riders who want the longest reach. If the bike feels cramped, 110 mm is the biggest step available in the Booda Bike range.
- Tall riders and large frames. A longer stem can help balance a rider and a frame whose proportions call for more reach.
Specifications
| Product | Aluminum bike stem |
|---|---|
| Length | 110 mm |
| Rise | 7° |
| Handlebar clamp | 31.8 mm |
| Faceplate | Four bolts |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Finish | Black, Booda Bike logo |
Frequently asked questions
What do the numbers in Booda Bike Stem 110/7 mean?
Length in millimetres (110 mm) and rise in degrees (7°). The 31.8 mm in the product name is the handlebar clamp diameter.
Is 110 mm too long for me?
It depends on your frame and your riding position. A longer stem stretches you out and generally slows the steering a little. If you are unsure, ask us before ordering; the shop also lists 60, 90 and 100 mm versions with the same rise and clamp.
Is there a front light adapter for it?
Yes. The stem front light mount adapter is an optional extra that fits all Booda Bike stem sizes, including this one. It is sold separately, without bolts, and it is not compatible with Possible stems.
About Booda Bike
Booda Bike designs belt-driven bicycles with steel frames, carbon forks and internal gear hubs, and sells matching components. The company began as the MassiveBikes workshop in Budapest in 2013 and has sold its own bikes since October 2015.