Mountain Bike Shock Spring Absorber Suspension Stem for Bicycles, Shock-Absorbing Bicycle handleI Buffer for Road, Gravel, and E-Bikes 7 Degrees 90mm Dashpot stem Spring

Easy to install and a great way to fine tune your ride with the amount of suspension flex you want.

You feel the flex but not much when you’re just riding regular and over small bumps. And that’s trying out all the springs. Good for off road tho.

Just added and took the bike out for a spin, this shock absorber is amazing!!!!!! It does it’s job very well. I am very pleased .

Perfect. Put a shock (different unit) on handle bars use ut on the Lectric xpress 750 step through and xp 3.0

I think it works for mild mountain bike riding

Suelo manejar bicicleta de ciudad, subo y bajo brocales en mi ruta de hasta 100km los domingos, al subir o bajar brocales el impacto en mis brazos es mucho más suave, al final del día me siento menos cansado por el confort que me brindó este amortiguador.

Heard lots of good stuff about suspension stems and really wanted to try one out, but didn't feel like dropping big bucks on the Redshift stem. When I got the Meroca stem, I was pretty stoked at first. It was smooth and felt solid—though it was a beast in weight, like 3.5 times heavier than my old aluminum stem. Riding with it was a dream at the start, turning all those bumps and rough spots on the trail into nothing much. But man, the good times didn't last long, only about a week or 120 miles in. Recently, I started hearing it creak while I was climbing hills, and then it got to where it'd creak with just a bit of pressure. If this happened after several months, maybe I wouldn't be so bummed, but just a week? That's not a great sign. Looks like I might just have to bite the bullet and go for the Redshift Stem after all.

i have a hybrid with a stiff fork, it made a very good difference riding- thinking of getting another for a gravel bike i am building --as an own project.