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The Race Face Turbine 35 stem is designed for enduro and trail mountain bikers seeking a high-performance balance between lightweight construction and superior structural rigidity. Engineered from aircraft-grade 7075 aluminum, this stem offers exceptional fatigue resistance and secure clamping power, though it requires precise torque management to ensure optimal component longevity.
| Model Part Number | RF ST12TUR35X60BLK |
|---|---|
| Brand | RaceFace |
No, this stem is specifically designed for 35mm diameter handlebars and is not compatible with smaller bar standards.
The Race Face Turbine 35 stem features a 40mm stack height.
While it is highly durable and engineered for enduro and trail, it is primarily categorized for trail/enduro use. For dedicated downhill, consider consulting specific gravity-oriented lines if your riding involves extreme drops.
This stem provides a 6-degree rise.
Yes, but ensure you follow your fork manufacturer's specific torque requirements, as carbon steer tubes may require lower torque settings than aluminum.
Ensure bolts are tightened to the correct torque specification in an even, cross-pattern sequence.
Clean the contact surfaces of the stem and handlebar, apply a light coat of carbon paste if using a carbon bar, and re-torque.
To install, ensure your steer tube is clean and free of debris. Slide the stem onto the steer tube and align it with your front wheel before tightening the rear bolts. When securing the handlebar, tighten the faceplate bolts in an 'X' pattern to ensure even pressure distribution across the clamp. Always use a calibrated torque wrench to follow the manufacturer's specified torque settings; avoid over-tightening, as this can damage the stem or your handlebars. Regularly inspect the bolts for signs of vibration-induced loosening after long rides, especially if you frequently ride in harsh, rocky conditions.
