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The Deda Superleggero Stem is designed for road cyclists and competitive riders who prioritize weight reduction without compromising structural integrity. By utilizing high-grade 3D forged 7050 aluminum and titanium hardware, this component offers a elite-level weight-to-stiffness ratio for climbing and sprinting; however, potential buyers must ensure their current cockpit uses the specific 31.7mm handlebar standard rather than the more common 31.8mm to ensure a safe, flush fit.
| Model Part Number | ASLPOB130 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Deda |
Deda uses a 31.7mm standard. While some 31.8mm bars may fit, it is strongly recommended to use 31.7mm handlebars for optimal safety and proper clamping force.
The clamp height (stack height) of this stem is 36mm.
No, the Superleggero is engineered specifically for road cycling and is not rated for the stresses associated with mountain biking.
The 82-degree angle provides a versatile range of drop or rise depending on whether the stem is mounted in the positive or negative position.
Yes, this stem comes standard with lightweight titanium screws to reduce overall weight.
Verify the handlebar diameter is exactly 31.7mm; ensure torque settings match the recommended specification for the stem.
Remove the faceplate, clean the contact surfaces between the bar and stem, re-apply a light coat of carbon paste if using carbon bars, and re-torque to specifications.
Check that the fork steerer is exactly 1 1/8 inches and free of burrs or excess paint that may interfere with a tight fit.
This stem is compatible with standard 1 1/8 inch (28.6mm) fork steerers. Installation should be performed using a calibrated torque wrench to ensure the titanium screws are tightened to manufacturer specifications to prevent damage to the threads or the stem faceplate. Always apply a thin layer of light grease to the bolt threads during installation to prevent seizing over time. When cleaning your bike, avoid harsh caustic degreasers on the stem's finish and rely on gentle soap and water to maintain the polish-on-black aesthetic. Regularly check the faceplate bolts after the first few rides to ensure they remain properly torqued.
