This stem could change everything (not an ad)

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  @godstrashman · 8 months ago

  Stem budget: $500<br>Smoke detector battery budget: $0<br><br>sometimes sacrifices have to be made in the pursuit of performance

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• JO

  @joe-dm6vj · 8 months ago

  reece got the hood crickets

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• JO

  @johnforbes6089 · 8 months ago

  Get a new battery in that smoke alarm would ya

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• RA

  @rascaldere9327 · 8 months ago

  Dropper stems are comin!!

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• BI

  @birddog76 · 8 months ago

  The biggest endorsement yet for this thing.

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• TR

  @TrailDogsMTB · 8 months ago (edited)

  I met Bronson when he testing out his first prototype I’ve seen him to continue to peruse and dial in and truly believe in this product through the years. &nbsp;All the while people telling &nbsp;him it wouldn’t work. So cool to see the traction he’s got in recently In An Industry full of copycats it’s refreshing to see this type of product!

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• DA

  @daylight31415 · 8 months ago

  Now go and win the first worldcup on it and everyone else will be scratching their heads

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  @bemorebikes · 8 months ago

  Full disclosure, this is not an ad, and Reece has no obligation to say anything. I had no say in the video, and only just watched it a few minutes ago. We have talked through Instagram some on and off for over a year, but recently he sent me a message saying that he was ready to try it. I&apos;ve been for years trying to get a rider of his caliber to try it, but I&apos;m always met with that either they can&apos;t because of sponsor conflicts, or they simply don&apos;t want to because they don&apos;t think it will work despite never having tried it... Huge thank you to Reece Wilson for taking the chance and taking it seriously! You never learn if you don&apos;t experiment, and this is just the beginning!<br><br>RR stems are available for preorder from the next batch currently, so place your order now to ensure you get one!

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  @vincentkunchev9186 · 8 months ago

  For the past five years I’ve been riding bicycles actively, and for the last two years I’ve been riding downhill — purely as an amateur. At the same time, I’m constantly searching for ways to improve the feel and control of the bike I ride.<br>Two years ago, I discovered Rulzman on YouTube and his concept of a handlebar stem mounted above the steerer tube. The idea immediately caught my attention.<br>For years, I’ve had a lack of confidence in the front end of the bike, combined with chronic arm fatigue during descents. I was looking for a solution that would shorten the distance between my hands and the handlebar, allowing my elbows to stay in a strong, stable position — essential for control and maneuverability while descending.<br>The idea and the concept instantly clicked in my mind.<br>Since I couldn’t afford such a stem, I decided to build my own version — heavier, but guided by the same logic and principles.<br>The moment I installed it and rode for the first time, I realized that despite my amateur skills, I could ride more aggressively and with far greater confidence.<br>I can say with 100% certainty that this concept opens up completely new aspects of downhill riding.🙌

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• CH

  @Christophe_L · 4 months ago

  Makes perfect sense, I rode a couple of MX bikes before getting into MTB and this is something I always wondered about. Instead of pushing down you lean forward for front weight.

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  @PatrickPecoraro · 3 months ago

  The fork steerer tubes need to be manufactured longer then we can make the head tubes longer and no need extended stems.

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  @spikeymike267 · 8 months ago

  Thinking outside the box. Love it.

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