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Zipp Service Course SL Stem
Zipp beautifully balances weight savings and strength with Service Course SL Stem. The 100mm version tips the scales at just 125 grams thanks to a 3D-forged 7075 aluminum construction which also yields incredibly stiff performance and exceptional durability.
Features:
- A sleek aesthetic that perfectly matches the rest of Zipp's Service Course SL line
- The subtle Beyond Black finish let's your bicycle speak for itself
- Titanium TORX® head bolts
- Available lengths: 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130mm
- TORX® T25 wrench included
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The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.
Specifications
Weight: 125 grams | |
Material: Alloy | |
Stem Clamp Diameter: 31.8 mm | |
Stack Height: 41 mm | |
Available Lengths: 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130 mm | |
Bolts: T25 | |
Steerer Clamp: 1 1/8 in | |
70mm +/-6deg - Matte Black | Stem Angle: 6 degree |
Stem Length: 70 mm | |
Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.039.000 | |
80mm +/-6deg - Matte Black | Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.039.001 |
Stem Angle: 6 degree | |
Stem Length: 80 mm | |
90mm +/-6deg - Matte Black | Stem Angle: 6 degree |
Stem Length: 90 mm | |
Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.039.002 | |
100mm +/-6deg - Matte Black | Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.039.003 |
Stem Angle: 6 degree | |
Stem Length: 100 mm | |
110mm +/-6deg - Matte Black | Stem Angle: 6 degree |
Stem Length: 110 mm | |
Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.039.004 | |
120mm +/-6deg - Matte Black | Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.039.005 |
Stem Angle: 6 degree | |
Stem Length: 120 mm | |
130mm +/-6deg - Matte Black | Stem Angle: 6 degree |
Stem Length: 130 mm | |
Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.039.006 | |
70mm +/-17deg - Matte Black | Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.040.000 |
Stem Angle: 17 degree | |
Stem Length: 70 mm | |
80mm +/-17deg - Matte Black | Stem Angle: 17 degree |
Stem Length: 80 mm | |
Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.040.001 | |
90mm +/-17deg - Matte Black | Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.040.002 |
Stem Angle: 17 degree | |
Stem Length: 90 mm | |
100mm +/-17deg - Matte Black | Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.040.003 |
Stem Angle: 17 degree | |
Stem Length: 100 mm | |
110mm +/-17deg - Matte Black | Stem Angle: 17 degree |
Stem Length: 110 mm | |
Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.040.004 | |
120mm +/-17deg - Matte Black | Mfg PartNum: 00.6518.040.005 |
Stem Angle: 17 degree | |
Stem Length: 120 mm |
Reviews
I really like the design of the Zipp Service Course SL stem, and it's my favorite stem. Here's why:
* The clamping surfaces and edges are nice and smooth -- I've bought many and none had any burrs or rough edges. In case you think this is just for cosmetics, I had a catastrophic carbon handlebar failure once because the stem I was using had sharp, slightly rough edges with tiny, barely visible burrs. That stem was not Zipp! But it was an expensive, name-brand stem. With that other stem the bar failed right at the edge of the stem clamping surface where it was sharp and burred. I was very lucky not to crash. The bolts were torqued evenly and correctly to 5Nm using a Park Tools torque wrench, but the bar still failed because of the sharp edges on the stem. So now, every stem I get (including Zipp) I check out really carefully for any burrs or sharp edges at the clamping surfaces. The Zipp stems have been very good in this respect.
* I so enjoy having Torx head bolts on the stem -- easy to "feel" the torque with a torque wrench, and I have yet to round out a Torx head bolt. Torx head bolts are just so much better.
* Lots of choices in length and rise. I especially like the 17 degree rise version and that seems to work the best for fit on my road bike.
All in all, Zipp stems aren't cheap but in this case it's well worth it!
Holds my steerer while simultaneously holding my bars. This stem does it all!
It's a stem, there's not much to say. The updated ZIPP logo is better than the previous one.
It's a quality product from ZIPP.
Is it worth MSRP? Probably not.
Is it worth it on sale? I thought so.
This Zipp stem with it's 17 degree up puts my handlebar at just the right height for me on my new Bianchi. It is too bad I couldn't find one that had the aero shape of the Velomann stem it replaced. But it works great in all aspects, except appearance. Not noticeable unless you are a real bike nerd!
I bought this stem in the 130 mm. to put on my 2021 Trek Checkpoint ALR 5 that came stock with a 110 mm. stem. I am 6 foot tall with longish arms and wanted to be stretched out a little longer. BTW, the 20 extra mm. comes to around 3/4 of an inch, or .79 to be exact. I installed in the negative 6 degree position which still has a little rise but less than the positive 6 degree. This changed my position for the best and made for a little racier bike that my original setup....As for the product itself, It looks spectacular. Bigger, with sublime graphics that I love.... In fact, I loved it so much that several months later, I did my whole cockpit with ZIPP.... Stem, plus Bar & Tape, & seatpost. I love it.... Of course we are talking aluminum here, but all for less than 350$.... But the stem is definitely the highlight.... Do It.
90mm Zipp stem left clamp marks on my super-light carbon bar (Easton EC90 SLX) and made a squeaking sound as weight shifted. Maybe better with an alloy handlebar. Would not use again with my carbon bar. Shifted back to Easton EA90 100MM stem and bar is secure and does not squeak even out of saddle up hill with heavy pressure on bar. Now waiting to get a 90MM Easton stem so fit and functionality is perfect.
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