Crewkerz WAW Ultimate Stem

Product code: 13362

135mm	$67.57
145mm	$67.57
155mm	$67.57
165mm	$67.57

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New all black colour with grey logos to match the current generation Crewkerz Jealousy bikes!

Unique design!

- Brand new from Crewkerz, their latest stem concept designed in conjunction with WAW and WPP - the RS stem!
- Tested and used by top riders such as Jack Carthy.
- Designed with the intention of positioning your handlebars in the right area for most modern geometry bikes, but without the requirement for an extremely rolled forward bar angle.
- Forged construction means the ideal blend of strength to weight.
- 4 bolt split bar clamp helps keep your bars in place nice and securely.
- Sloped top of the stem helps give extra clearance at the steerer clamp area of the stem, although please note this stem requires the use of a flat cut steerer tube!
- Please note: for maximum support for your steerer, we highly recommend having 35-37mm of steerer tube available for the stem - this ensures that your steerer is supported by the 'ring' located on the top centre of the steerer clamp.
- Supplied top cap is flush with the top of the body, giving the stem a clean look.
- Top cap also comes with a steel M6 x 45 bolt.
- Supplied with a 20mm spacer for use on top of the stem, allowing you to experiment with your stem positioning/height before committing to trimming your steerer tube down.
- All versions are 15° rise (please note the graphic on the stem states 20°).
- Weight (including top cap, spacer and bolt)- 135mm: 254g. 145mm: 256g. 155mm: 258g. 165mm: 260g.

Compatibility
Steerer clamp diameter: 1 1/8"
Bar clamp diameter: 31.8mm

What torque are the bolts on this stem rated for? Don't want to overtighten the bars/steerer! Thanks.

Posted by Euan

Reply from TartyBikes

Hi Euan

5-6Nm is recommended for both the stem clamp, and steerer clamp bolts. A little Teflon or lithium grease on the bolt threads, and on the underside of the bolt heads will help them tighten smoothly, and reach an accurate torque.

Ben

Great stem

Posted by Chakers1998

Seems to be the stem of choice for most comp bikes regardless of wheel size. I like how the stem is low, and allows you to choose the bar reach with rolling the bars without making the bars too high. I haven't heard of anyone breaking one either, so they must be quite strong. The only downside is that it makes your bike horrible to pedal anywhere :)

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