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Old 05-13-21, 05:40 PM
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Wanted 110mm Ambrosio Steel Stem

My beautiful 1959 Olmo has a top tube that is just too short for me. I'm hoping to improve the fit with a longer stem. I'm willing to try anything between 100mm and 120mm.
I would consider an early Fiamme stem also. I'd really love to make this bike fit.



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I had the same problem with my Olmo. I ended up installing a cinelli bar and stem. It’s not as pretty as the original steel stem. Good luck finding the right stem.
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I whipped mine out, measured, and as usual, fell short of expectations. 90mm.
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This will get you between 100-120mm ($$$):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/11455068458...YAAOSw-59f8OO4
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Originally Posted by gaucho777
This will get you between 100-120mm ($$$):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/11455068458...YAAOSw-59f8OO4
Thanks Randy. Those adjustable stems have become big dollar items. Their primary appeal to me is their novelty. I prefer the look of the traditional stem.
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@obrentharris, it was sort of tongue-in-cheek considering the price. They are cool but I’m with you in the looks. I picked up a 3ttt adjustable/“regolabile” stem in excellent condition, with superleggero bars, new tape, and plugs a few years back for $140. I wish I could pucks stocks like that.

Good luck with your search.
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I have an older TTT.



11.5 cm alloy. Would polish up nice though.

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Originally Posted by big chainring
I have an older TTT.



11.5 cm alloy. Would polish up nice though.
That stem is beautiful.
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Thanks for the offer @big chainring.
PM sent.
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Originally Posted by obrentharris
My beautiful 1959 Olmo has a top tube that is just too short for me. I'm hoping to improve the fit with a longer stem. I'm willing to try anything between 100mm and 120mm.
I would consider an early Fiamme stem also. I'd really love to make this bike fit.



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would you be interested is selling off that too short a stem? i just happen to have an olmo in search of stem mode!
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