Cannondale C1 Conceal Stem 60mm x -6 Degree Stem Black CP2103U1060
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Cannondale C1 Conceal Stem 60mm x -6 Degree Stem Black CP2103U1060

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Cannondale C1 Conceal Stem 60mm x -6 Degree Stem Black CP2103U1060Original Cannondale C1 Conceal stem. The C1 Conceal Stem accepts internal and semi internal routing options for a fast, clean look. Cable routing optimized for Delta steerer tube and Cannondale mountain bikes using compatible internal routing. 60mm kit is configured for Scalpel and other Cannondale mountain bikes with hidden routing and does not include Delta style headset spacers. Also includes top cap and bolt designed for standard compression

Original Cannondale C1 Conceal stem.

The C1 Conceal Stem accepts internal and semi-internal routing options for a fast, clean look. Cable routing optimized for Delta steerer tube and Cannondale mountain bikes using compatible internal routing.

60mm kit is configured for Scalpel and other Cannondale mountain bikes with hidden routing and does not include Delta style headset spacers. Also includes top cap and bolt designed for standard compression wedges. This stem will work on road bikes with Delta steer tube but you'll need the top cap and bolt and spacers separately since they are not included in this kit.

60mm kit includes stem, shroud (also available separately as K28142 to cover stem bolts and aesthetically match spacers below), top cap, top cap bolt.

C1 Conceal stems are available in 10mm increments with -6 degree rise from 60-140mm length and +6 degree from 80-110mm to get the right fit on your bike.

  • Length: 60mm
  • Rise: -6 degrees
  • Color: Black
  • Material: 7075 Aluminum
  • Handlebar Clamp Diameter 31.8mm
  • If you do not have a Delta steer tube bike or mountain bike supporting Cannondale's internal routing, this stem is not for you.
  • Be sure to consult owners manual documentation for correct configuration, assembly, and installation.



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UPC: 884603982044
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Manufacturer Part Number: CP2103U1060

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