For the price point: excellent stem. I purchased a Specialized HardRock Sport Disc 29’er 2013 model in 2012, I used it mostly for fire road riding and training. After putting about 1000 miles on the bike, I started using it for more intense XC and light AM riding. I decided that the stock stem and handlebar setup would no longer work, my arms were fatiguing too fast during rough descents, so I chose to go with wider bars and a shorter stem.After doing a bit of research, this steam seemed like the right choice:…
Now, I am not one of these people who are used to riding on Brooks saddles and for whom not...
DANGSHAN In Frame Bike Bag with Waterproof Bike Top Tube Bag Cycling Front Frame Bag Mobile Phone Holder ≤ 6″ Touch Screen with Water Resistant Zipper (black and grey)
Barbara Brodsky
no instructions included and no reply to my request for them
Bike Phone Mount Bicycle Holder, Gaciron Universal 2in1 Bike Handlebar & Stem Cap Mount -Adjustable Compact Cycling Fit for Smartphone, GPS, Video Recorder (Black)
2PCS Bike Rack Garage Wall Mount Bike Hanger Storage System Vertical Bike Hook for Indoor Shed Easily Hang/Detach Heavy Duty Holds up to 65 lb with Screws Black
For the price point: excellent stem. I purchased a Specialized HardRock Sport Disc 29’er 2013 model in 2012, I used it mostly for fire road riding and training. After putting about 1000 miles on the bike, I started using it for more intense XC and light AM riding. I decided that the stock stem and handlebar setup would no longer work, my arms were fatiguing too fast during rough descents, so I chose to go with wider bars and a shorter stem.After doing a bit of research, this steam seemed like the right choice:…