Old 03-25-20, 04:21 PM
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Not just the failure but the type of failure ...

Originally Posted by noodle soup
my shop sells a buttload of bikes with those stems, and I always talk to the buyers about that problem.
What's very disturbing is the type of failure. The stem was in the Honeymooner's D$#K position (i.e. +45 degrees) nice and tightly screwed in. It failed by dropping to the Retiree's position (i.e. -45 degrees) and is STILL tightly screwed in! Go figure how that happened.

I haven't torqued the stem in 1 month and its been solid till now.
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