Easton EA50 Stem - 110mm


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The Easton EA50 Stem (110mm) is designed for entry-level mountain and road cyclists seeking a balance of reliable performance and high-quality engineering. It provides a sturdy, aerodynamic fit for riders looking to dial in their cockpit geometry with a dependable, sleek component. While it offers excellent durability for its price point, riders should note that it is a fixed-length component, so it is best suited for those who have already determined that a 110mm reach aligns with their personal bike fit requirements.
| Model Part Number | EA8022992 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Easton |
No, this stem is specifically designed for 31.8mm diameter handlebars.
Yes, as long as the upper section of the steerer tube is 1 1/8 inches in diameter, which is standard for most tapered forks.
You will need a set of metric Allen keys (typically 4mm or 5mm) and a torque wrench.
While durable, the EA50 is intended for road and general XC/trail use; it is not recommended for extreme gravity or downhill racing.
You should check your current stem length or consult with a professional bike fitter to ensure the 110mm length matches your preferred reach.
Ensure faceplate bolts are tightened evenly to the recommended torque specification and check that the handlebar is centered.
Verify that your headset preload is adjusted correctly before tightening the stem's side bolts.
Installation of the EA50 stem is straightforward. First, ensure your steerer tube is clean and free of debris. Slide the stem onto the 1 1/8 inch steerer tube and tighten the steer tube bolts to the manufacturer's torque specifications. Next, remove the faceplate to install your 31.8mm handlebar, ensuring you tighten the bolts in a cross pattern to distribute pressure evenly. Always use a torque wrench to prevent damage to the alloy components. For maintenance, periodically check the bolt tightness to account for vibration, and clean the stem with a damp cloth and mild soap to keep the anodized finish looking new.