Easton Finds the Limit with New 32mm Long Haven 35 Stem

Written by Zach Overholt February 25, 2015

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If you were wondering just how short enduro stems could get, you’re looking at it. At 32mm long, the new Easton Haven 35 stem places the handlebar just 0.5mm away from the steerer. Any shorter and you would have to make the stem vertical, or run it backwards for a negative length. Built to accomdate Easton Haven and other 35mm handlebars, the CNC machined aluminum handlebar joins the rest of the Haven 35 stem line for options from 32-90mm long.

Available late Spring, the 32mm stem will retail for $99.99 along with the 40, 50, 70, and 90mm Haven 35 stems. All Haven stems use a 0º rise and fit 1 1/8″ steerers with the namesake 35mm handlebars.

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Zach Overholt is the Editor in Chief of Bikerumor. He has been writing about what’s new in the bicycle world for 12+ years. Prior to that, Zach spent many years in the back of a bicycle shop building and repairing nearly every type of bike, while figuring out how to (occasionally) ride them.

Based in Ohio, Zach is now slowly introducing a new generation to cycling and still trying to figure out how to fit the most rides into a busy schedule as a new dad.

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Aristotle

8 years ago

The new Answer AME stem comes in a length of 31mm. I guess thats a 1mm advantage about staying with 31.8mm handlebars.

WannaBeSTi

8 years ago

I know of a company working on a shorter stem. Can’t say who it is, but he talked to us about last summer…

jebop

8 years ago

Mondraker (via OnOff) was the first company to offer very short stems from 30mm (actually 33mm) to 20 and 10mm, but these 2 last ones are vertical.

jebop

8 years ago

@WannaBeSTi maybe Mondraker? It was the first company (via onoff) to offer very short stems: 30mm (actually 33), 20 and 10mm but the 2 last ones are verticals and need steerer to be adjusted.

T-Rex

8 years ago

Just make a vertical stem.

Jim Mac

8 years ago

What, no adult version of the Crupi O mm stem?
http://crupibmxracing.com/Sub_products/Stems_Stem_Locks/Rhythm_0mm_Stem.html

nsp234

8 years ago

Ha! You need to run a standard 31.8 bar, that will give you several millimetres of advance over that fancy oversized 35mm enduro stuff! (mind you, it’s the handlebar’s center that actually counts)