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K-Edge Stem Mount for Wahoo Computers - Fixed
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Space saver.
K-Edge has the solution to clean up the handlebar space and mount your Wahoo computer just above your stem with the Stem Mount for Wahoo Computers - Fixed. This mount simply replaces your standard 5mm spacer on your steerer tube, above your stem, and under the compression top cap, for a clean mount that keeps the computer out of harm's way. The stem mount is CNC-machined from 6061-T6 aluminum, so it can take a beating and is way more sturdy than a plastic mount. The replaceable injection molded copolymer insert is designed to break away if you go ass over teakettle. It works best with 0- or negative-degree stems, but could be used with positive rise stems if you have room for additional spacers.
The K-Edge Stem Mount was originally designed for mountain bikes but can be used for road, gravel, and 'cross bikes alike. It's compatible with the Wahoo ELEMNT, Bolt, and MINI computers.
- A machined aluminum, stem mounted computer mount
- Replaces standard 5mm spacer above stem and below topcap
- Recommended for 0- or negative-degree stems
- Works with Wahoo ELEMNT, Bolt, and MINI computers
- Item #KEG001C
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Love it
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Added this mount to my stem on my mtb and love it!!
Great add-on
The tool does exactly what i need at a great price
clean up your bars
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Are you the rider than has too many remotes, lights, bells, and other gadgets mounted on your bars? Then tidy it up by moving your Wahoo computer to right above your stem with this guy. The fixed style won't play nicely with stems shorter than 50 mm (snag item # KEG001B for those short stems). K-edge makes parts that will last and look great so you can count on this to last as long as you need. Also, keeps your computer tucked out of danger in the event that you take a tumble with your bike.
Katie HarkerGearhead