Footwork stem

Elev12k · Aug 15, 2014

Dutch Footwork (ALPA) stem. Machined and anodized. Available in several colours. Footwork also carried headsets, brake boosters, cantis, hubs and more in their line up.

Footwork had a machined quill adapter available for use with a threaded headset/fork.

paulvandermoolen · Aug 16, 2014

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I had a Footwork front hub in ano blue. Sold it years ago with my stupid head. What the F was i thinking.....

BoyBurning · Aug 17, 2014

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Was about to post about Melv having lots of Footwork bits, and then saw it was you posting...!

Cool stem in a Zooka-esque way.

Nearly bought one a few years ago but didn't for some reason?

I do have two sets of Footwork cantis and some boosters though - the cantis in particular are very nice!

I think I might try and find a stem again to go on a K-M as it would be a fitting Dutch connection!

BB

pete_mcc · Aug 23, 2014

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BoyBurning":326vxaym said:
Cool stem in a Zooka-esque way.

Cool in an absolute, unashamed and blatant copy of a Zooka way. Not a single original feature on the stem, even the top cap cut out is the same. I suppose the crude, flat front cap is slightly different to the elegantly curved one on the zooka though.

Twesnik · Oct 22, 2016

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Found Front & Rear massive diameter Hubs.
Think are same Footwork manufacturier.
WEBCO, came on a BMX Cruiser.

Footwork stem

Elev12k

paulvandermoolen

Old School Grand Master

BoyBurning

pete_mcc

Twesnik

Retro Newbie

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