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Obviously when I did the topic, I didn't want to became this in a hunting of guiltiness, and never trying to blame dealers, really think that real guilty of this is try-all koxx.... So sorry to Adam that always give me good advices... Provably, is exactly the same deviation as both of mine..

Yeep! In my case both are quite twisted, without ridding, Just mounting the handlebar I realised that this stems are twisted, exactly the same deviation that makes me think that the mold assembly it's wrong in china and in france the quality control don't exist... EDIT: this stems are both with the old version of graphics, with this kind of triangles, and a small try-all logo. Use this opportunity to ask about this rockman....XD http://www.trial-bikes.com/potencia-rockman-127mm-p-5398.html?language=en

Hello. After searching for best stem for carbon handlebar, after know that Try-all K2 is not going to be done in measures 127mm 30gr, finally I decided to buy the old 3d having in mind that its shit to introduce any riser handlebar, but sadly this is not the major problem... 2 stems ordered and both are welded twisted, in the same way, clamps are welded twisted against the body of stem...First I received one, returned to the shop and after I received the second one, again twisted.... Somebody realised something similar about it in 3d stems? Thanks for answers...

Rockman is strong and hold a grind well, same as try-all hole...

About rear Creepy Crawler. This photo was taken before a competition (Spanish championship) that was predicted full wet with a lot of mud, this is provably the reason because he decided to mount a Creepy Crawler.. For those interested, Dani wins. Fantastic Dani!

Retailers as "Monty shop" in the same Monty factory? Yes they do it... The thing is that pro riders of Monty test the bike with try-all or rockman cranks.... Check the pic of Dani's bike.... This is probably because Monty cranks are not very reliable.... Althoug, the frame is the best..

Indeed, the frame is strong, but install parts that doesn't work in a full bike is stupid.

This is the result of 2 years of development...cranck rub the frame, genius....

Incredible David! Seems that your knee is perfect to ride again!!

Always the same question. Do you think that Dani Comas is too big for mods? Someday we will understand that stocks are not just for children and short arses.

IMO is better the option of 2 bolts clamps because seems to embrace the bar with a full dynamic clamp, the options of 4 bolts, both parts are static and sometimes I have the feeling that force the bar against this parts...

M5 is strong, more than other aluminum frames, for sure. Expensive? yes, without titanium bb and bolts? yes. But it's nowadays the best mod in the market although I'm not a big fan of Monty..

Yes, I know, and I rode it already. But still it's not the reason to explain why a top pro bike with this price mount non top components.

Despite the price of monty fits steel BB and bolts...I can't understand it..

HAHAHA!! Not only said what we have to ride, but also said what we have to hate. You should be the new messiah of biketrial or something... If you like ride stocks, have balls to ride one despite of your heigh, find a nice combination of frame / stem that fits you, as I did, and stop moaning about your heigh..

I'm 5,25" and ride stock. Don't wanna change for nothing. Seriously, hate people who said that stocks are for tall people and vice versa.

Poll about the tar use? Tar yes, tar no, tar sometimes. Ahahaha!

The most important thing to save weigh is to not tire you at long sections at competitions. obviously, in a normal riding, one kilogram above or below don't make difference. You provably can feel it, but not improve your riding

BH bicycles have some stocks of monty, don't know how many. Maybe he really was fired, or maybe they achieve an agreement.

Grind it..

this happens when the bleed is old or bad.

Schwalbe roket ron Evo compound is perfect and light.

Actually I prefer this style of ridding, without using pedals..

Thanks ghostrider88 but for carbon bars I prefer the complete clamp, the one with only 2 screws, I think that is less aggressive with the bar. Like the old try-all or monty. Here the old try-all still available in 127mm 27º: http://www.k-124store.com/fr/26/377-try-all-potence-3d-forgee.html Is another option..

Hope they finally do a shorter one, I can find this geo in other brands but I think that K2 it's a very well done stem, specially for carbon bars... Cross fingers..