Hope Trail 35 Stem - Black - 40mm - 35mm


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The Hope Trail 35 Stem is designed for mountain bikers participating in down-country, trail, and all-mountain riding who prioritize steering precision and structural rigidity. CNC-machined from 2014 T6 aluminium, this component offers an impressive strength-to-weight ratio for aggressive riders looking to upgrade their cockpit stability; however, its zero-rise configuration may not suit cyclists who prefer a more upright, higher bar position for long-distance comfort.
| Model Part Number | STTR4035N |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hope |
No, this stem is specifically engineered for 35mm diameter handlebars and is not compatible with 31.8mm bars.
No, the Hope Trail 35 Stem is sold as the stem body only. You will need to reuse your existing headset top cap or purchase one separately.
The 40mm measurement is the reach, which is the distance between the center of the steerer tube and the center of the handlebar clamp.
Yes, the 2014 T6 aluminium construction and robust design make it well-suited for all-mountain and Enduro-style riding.
Keep them clean and occasionally apply a light layer of anti-seize paste to the threads to prevent binding and ensure accurate torque readings.
Check the torque on the front plate bolts and ensure they are tightened following the no-gap pattern. If creaking persists, remove, clean, and lightly re-grease the interface.
Verify that the steerer tube is clean of grease. Ensure the opposing steerer clamp bolts are torqued to the manufacturer's recommended specification.
This stem is designed exclusively for use with 35mm diameter handlebars. Before installation, ensure your fork steerer tube is clean and free of debris. When installing, tighten the opposing steerer clamp bolts in an alternating pattern to ensure even tension. The two-piece front plate should be tightened starting with the top bolts until the 'no-gap' contact is met, followed by the bottom bolts, maintaining an even gap on both sides for optimal security. For care, regularly inspect the stainless steel screws for any signs of loosening after the first few rides. Clean the stem with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh degreasers that could compromise the finish, and apply a light coating of anti-seize to bolt threads during annual maintenance.