Sea Otter 2024
Our Favourite Leftovers
Here is a compendium of things we saw that either didn't fit into a tidy category or were pushed aside for space concerns.
Bronson Moore and the ReverseRise Stem.
Bronson told us he's almost sold out of his second production run of his original stem with 150mm of rise. He's even had repeat customers who, after trying the RR stem on one bike, want it on every bike they own. This year he was showing his new version. It's 'only' 90mm tall for a more moderate introduction into high handed mountain biking.
If riders try the 90mm version and want to see what it feels like with even more rise, they can just use a bar with more rise, fine tuning the experience. He's also found that some riders reverse their RR stems so they no longer have negative reach.
The new stem is designed both for riders who aren't as tall and those who are looking for a more engaged riding style. The new version is more playful and dyanamic* and it feels faster. The previous version, according to Bronson, "allows you to go fast without feeling fast."
*Bronson's words, not mine
That's all I've got from Sea Otter 2024. I'll turn the mic over to Deniz for his final entries. - Cam McRae
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AverageAdventurer
2 weeks, 6 days ago
That company you blanked on was super interesting and had some cool stuff to say.
https://scdesignco.com/work-railias
Slick install/removal
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Deniz Merdano
2 weeks, 6 days ago
I knew someone would rescue me in the comments! It is rather interesting that they are NOT a bike product company! I still like the premise behind the product. It is smart!
Edit.. never mind found the company that makes them https://www.railias.com/
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Zero-cool
2 weeks, 5 days ago
Didn’t ODI do bars with threaded extenders years ago?
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