PRIDE CAYMAN V2 Stem Ø22.2mm Red
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Description
The stem Pride Racing Cayman V2 is the direct evolution of one of the French brand's most popular models. Designed with a minimalist and modern approach, it stands out with an extremely fluid design that refines the line of the bike while maintaining impeccable structural stiffness.
Fully CNC machined from a 6061-T6 aluminium alloy, this Top Load version is specifically designed to accommodate handlebars with the standard diameter of 22.2 mm. Through meticulous design work, the Cayman V2 removes excess material to deliver a remarkable weight saving, making it a prime choice for riders who are particular about the dynamic behaviour of their front end.
What is the main difference between the Cayman V2 and the FTL range? The key difference lies in design and aesthetics. The FTL range offers a more massive and angular look ("Heavy Duty"), whereas the Cayman V2 favours smoother curves, softened edges and a more streamlined silhouette for greater weight savings.
Is it compatible with my current handlebar? Yes, if your handlebar has a central diameter of 22.2 mm (whether steel Chromoly or aluminium), this stem is perfectly compatible.
Is this model suitable for adult riders? Absolutely. Although it is very light, machining from 6061-T6 aluminium gives it the strength required to withstand the demands of high-level adult riders in the Pro or Expert category.
Ref: 15991050076540
Highlights
Cayman Fluid Design: Reworked and softened lines that integrate aesthetically perfectly with modern carbon or aluminium frames.
Clean CNC Machining: Maximum internal and external hollowing for optimal weight savings, without sacrificing stiffness during sprints.
Top Load Design: Ideal for adjusting the handlebar height and maximising leverage during pulling phases.
Optimised Clamping: A wide top cap that distributes pressure on the handlebar to ensure a firm and secure hold.
High-Strength Hardware: Equipped with quality bolts to ensure precise and long-lasting clamping over time.
