wat does the size of the stem mean and y does it matter
546335
The stem is the distance between the two mounts. If you have the current bike fit perfectly for you the raised position will give a more comfortable ride. However, a stem too short Mayake you bend your back or arms more than what is comfortable. While unlikely a stem too long will make you ride with arms too stretched for comfort.
546336
the stem is the tube thats sticks up through the front of the frame the size of the stem on nearly all bikes is 11/8" stems,unless its a more expensive one which have a tapered stem which is bigger
546337
90mm is the length. What this stem does, is raise the handle bar height to a more comfortable position. If you use or have a 90mm stem on your bike and it works in terms of length, then buy a 90mm stem to raise the bar height. It will come up about an inch.
546338
Stem must correct size for your handlebars. Stem must also correct size to match your fork. I'd take your bike to a bike shop to see what size fork and handlebars your stem can use to be sure.
546339
The previous reviewer is correct about the length of the stem. But also you need to have a steerer (the tube that sticks up from the front fork) that is 1 1/8 diameter.
367317
I don't know for certain but I went from a dc10 to an 8 and the stem was not interchangeable. Don't this helps much
1522220
The stem measures about 1 5/8". With the rubber washers you get it should fit up to around 2". So you will be fine.
352695
I gained almost 2 inches of handlebar height over my stock stem, and it brought the bars back approximately an inch. So it sounds like this would about do it for you. Also, this was slightly lighter than my stock stem.
1102334
The stem is 3 inches long in total. Only the top 1 inch is threaded. The remaining 2 inches at bottom are smooth.
1526106
They are 25.4 mm. They are used inconjunction with that diameter stem. Most of which are mountain bike stems. Hope this helps.
1407908
The longest has a "stem" is 4.5", the handle is 3.75" for a total of 8.25". There are two head sizes in that length.
429213
The 16.5" does not include the stem. We love the light, btw. But this lights does come in different sizes, so to be sure you should call the manufacturer regarding the specific light you are looking at.
518785
The mounting bracket is about 40 mm long. So if you're stem is shorter than that it might be an issue
698858
I am not sure what size you need without seeing what you already have. The length of you stem is determined by what type of handles you want to replace them with as well as the depth of where your body housing is in the wall. I would consult someone at Lowe's or Home Depot.
1285743
My stems are larger than 1" and there is still room. So I would guess 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inch stems
1809329
I'm not sure. I got two different stems, and only one fits. Not sure which is which anymore. Sorry.
69288
I also am confused by your term "stem of the wheel". If you want to know how long the upper part is with the holes, it is 10.5".
1729894
I replaced a 6 degree 120 mm stem with it. The old stem was long low and aggressive. The Origin8 stem is much kinder to the neck and upper back. I plan to get another one for my other mountain bike.
1975403
The stem is rubber and is flexible. It makes it easier for install as well.
1419732
The stem is about 1/4 inch in diameter. Probably the size of a pea. I use it to fill my spice jars rather than a spoon and loosing alot of the spices. I hope this helps you.
1092255
I am unable to measure the stem diameter as they are already on the unit, which is full of stuff and to heavy to even lift a pinch to measure. I agree with Jill, it is certainly less than an inch. If you have access to wire shelving unit (local box store), you can just check diameter of the whole in the stem. Sorry I could not be of more help.