

🚴♂️ Rise Above the Rest – Elevate Your Ride Instantly!
The TRIWONDER Stem Riser Adapter is a precision-engineered 6061 aluminum alloy extender that raises your bike's handlebar height by 150mm. Designed for easy conversion from threaded quill stems to threadless setups, it fits most 1-1/8'' (28.6mm) steerer tubes, delivering enhanced riding comfort and control with a sleek anodized finish.











| ASIN | B094CKZJGZ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #25,394 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #93 in Bike Handlebars, Headsets & Stems |
| Brand Name | TRIWONDER |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (867) |
| Date First Available | May 7, 2021 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 6.5 x 2.87 x 1.18 inches |
| Manufacturer | TRIWONDER |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 0.17 Kilograms |
| Part Number | 0919 |
| Size | 22,2 x 150 mm |
P**R
A good stem for my Paramount PGD
Well made and functional.
S**L
Great product
Arrived in a timely manner as advertised. Great product. Fit perfect
M**N
Heavy duty & high quality.
High quality at a good price. I have 3 of these on 3 different ebikes. They are heavy duty and good quality.
S**I
Perfect addition
Perfect addition to use my current 1-1/8th stem on my classic mtb. The 25.4mm stem worked seamlessly. Important to note, bikes using a quil stem require a specific size quil diameter*
C**T
Very tight fit
Works, but very tight fit in 1” threaded fork: had to grease liberally and still use a mallet to fully seat it
R**Z
Must have upgrade
This is a must have upgrade for older bikes. I threw this one on a cheap 80s Trek along with a CF handle bar. Looks awesome. Super easy to install and fits well without the need for more adapters or shims.
A**R
Good deal
Good quality,Thanks
R**N
An average part that required removal of the powder coat to fit the fork.
It is a decent part, but the powder coating on mine was insanely thick. It added 2+ mm to the part's diameter, and it wouldn't fit in the stem. The stamping on it was also very deep, creating a heavy bulge in that area that again makes the part hard to fit into the fork. I ended up taking a brass wire brush on a grinder to remove the powder coating. It sucks that you have to modify a part that should work right out of the box. At least it is aluminum, and the coating isn't needed. After stripping the part, I anodized mine with a home kit.
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