Easton EA90 Stem

Yes. The stem features Distributed Stress Technology, which is specifically designed to distribute clamping forces evenly across the handlebar surface, making it safe and reliable for use with both carbon and alloy bars.

The Easton EA90 is designed for standard 1-1/8-inch threadless steerer tubes, which is the most common size found on modern road and cross-country mountain bikes.

It is available in 0° and 7° angles. A 7° angle is the standard choice for most riders looking for a neutral fit, while the 0° option provides a flatter, more aggressive profile for those trying to achieve a lower front-end position.

This stem is compatible with 31.8mm handlebars, which is the current industry standard for road and XC mountain bike cockpits.

The Top Lock system ensures a secure, stable interface between the stem and the handlebar. By tightening the top bolts first, it creates a consistent clamping force that prevents the bar from slipping during aggressive riding.

Yes, it is engineered for both road and cross-country (XC) use. Its 3D forged alloy construction provides the necessary strength-to-weight ratio to handle the demands of XC riding while remaining light enough for road performance.