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Anonymous Posted on Mar 02, 2011

I need to replace the stem on my Huffy Black Widow bike because it's too long. I just want to know what the specs are on the stock stem so I can purchase another one that's shorter that will fit properly.

  • Anonymous Mar 02, 2011

    Are you asking about the handle-bar stem or the seat stem? You could cut the seat stem off (at the bottom), but perhaps you want to keep it for use later for a youngster who is growing.

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A Bicycle Shop would be able to help you determine what it is and what would work better for you. There are 4 main measurements: steerer tube diameter, handlebar clamp diameter, reach (in cm) and rise (in degrees).

The threadless steerer tube style you have can also be flipped over to provide a different rise and reach. Consider that.

  • Anonymous Jul 14, 2011

    head tube length please?

  • Anonymous Jul 14, 2011

    Based on what data? Long enough is the only spec one on the internet could recommend. No matter how many tiems you cut it it won't get any longer.

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