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:…
CO2 Inflator with Cartridge Storage Canister by Pro Bike Tool – Quick, Easy and Safe – For Presta and Schrader – Bicycle Tire Pump For Road and Mountain Bikes – No CO2 Cartridges Included (Black)
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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:…