it is, but it doesn’t matter. If the bike feels good as is, leave it be. front load stems have been flipped for decades to get a little extra lift on bars.
6siks on
I guess you can say its…. Proper. I’ll see myself out
The_Broken_Shutter on
I flipped mine upside down on my last bike to raise my bar height slightly.
flapjannigan on
Yeah man, The stem is upside down, but the faceplate isn’t.
Alvinthf on
I mean yes it it, the face plate has been flipped though to give you the idea that it’s in its normal orientation. Usually flipping front loads gives a very marginal lift, so tbh it’s not worth it. Also they look off when ran like that.
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it is, but it doesn’t matter. If the bike feels good as is, leave it be. front load stems have been flipped for decades to get a little extra lift on bars.
I guess you can say its…. Proper. I’ll see myself out
I flipped mine upside down on my last bike to raise my bar height slightly.
Yeah man, The stem is upside down, but the faceplate isn’t.
I mean yes it it, the face plate has been flipped though to give you the idea that it’s in its normal orientation. Usually flipping front loads gives a very marginal lift, so tbh it’s not worth it. Also they look off when ran like that.