The Easton EA90 SL Stem sheds grams for race-minded riders, without sacrificing structural integrity or performance. Its EA90 aluminum tubing is the result of a 3D forging process, yielding Easton's lightest aluminum stem to date.
Looking closely at the stem's faceplate, you'll immediately notice the EA90's TopLock stem technology widens the junction between the faceplate and handlebars where the four bolts clamp down, distributing stress over a wider area for extra peace of mind when you're using lightweight aluminum or carbon bars.
Note that this stem comes in +/- 7-degrees and uses two opposing bolts to secure it firmly in place, minimizing cockpit stress. The EA90 SL comes with a 31.8mm handlebar clamp and 1 1/8th-inch steerer clamp.
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Stem Angle: 7 degree | |
Stem Clamp Diameter: 31.8 mm | |
+/- 7 Degrees - 70mm | Mfg PartNum: 8023017 |
Stem Length: 70 mm | |
+/- 7 Degrees - 80mm | Stem Length: 80 mm |
Mfg PartNum: 8023018 | |
+/- 7 Degrees - 90mm | Mfg PartNum: 8023019 |
Stem Length: 90 mm | |
+/- 7 Degrees - 100mm | Stem Length: 100 mm |
Mfg PartNum: 8023020 | |
+/- 7 Degrees - 110mm | Mfg PartNum: 8023021 |
Stem Length: 110 mm | |
+/- 7 Degrees - 120mm | Stem Length: 120 mm |
Mfg PartNum: 8023022 | |
Purchased this stem and matching EC 90 SLX bar for a new build on a Specialized S-works Aethos frame. Emphasis was on light weight. The graphics are understated but classy and match the bar. The weight listed in the description is 138 g which is incorrect. My 90 mm stem weighs 114 grams which is super light for an alloy stem (or even a carbon stem). This SL stem is priced $60 more than the non SL version, but the surprise is that the SL stem includes the Easton faceplate Garmin mount which normally sells for $20 separately and is a nice integrated mount (Garmin only). This added bonus plus lighter weight offers great value over comparable lightweight stems.
Don't have a ton of miles on this things, but so far, so amazing. My other bike is a more traditional, classic steel frame with 1-inch steerer and quill stem. And about the lightest you can go with a quill stem is 250g (that's after cutting the column down a little too). So to get stem that is ~100g is pretty nice. I like the anodized black, and Easton does a tasteful logo IMO, as logo design goes.
