Ritchey Comp Streem

The aero-formed top section serves two purposes: it reduces aerodynamic drag to help you maintain speed, and it provides a wider, flatter surface that distributes pressure more evenly across your palms during long rides.

Yes, the Ritchey Comp Streem is designed to be Di2-ready and accommodates internal junction boxes, making it a clean choice for modern electronic drivetrain builds.

The compact drop has a shallower 128mm drop and a shorter 73mm reach, which makes it easier to transition between the hoods and the drops without needing excessive flexibility. It is generally more accessible and comfortable for riders who find traditional, deeper bars aggressive.

Absolutely. While they are optimized for internal routing and electronic systems, they are fully compatible with standard mechanical cable housing as well.

The slight 2-degree flare provides a bit of extra wrist clearance when you are in the drops, while the 5-degree backsweep on the tops encourages a more natural, ergonomic wrist angle, reducing strain on longer rides.

These bars use a standard 31.8mm clamp diameter, which is the industry standard for the vast majority of modern road stems. As long as your current stem is 31.8mm, they will fit.