The Radavist

Cirrus Cycles’ Kickstarter campaign for their Kinekt Suspension Stem was a success and the launch date is coming soon. Here’s an informative video showcasing this active suspension stem and right now you can sign up at Cirrus Cycles to get an alert when it’s in stock…

Specs:
-15-20mm of travel for comfort and control.
-Significantly reduces high-frequency vibration felt through the handlebars due to uneven terrain.
-Adjustable spring rate and preload to suit needs of individual riders (includes 3 springs: Soft, Medium (installed), and Firm).
-Compatible with a wide range of handlebars (shims maybe required for some bars).
-Balanced so extra weight is not noticed.
-Control and steering are not compromised.
-Significantly lighter than suspension fork.

With Dirty Kanza, Lost & Found, as well as other gravel events approaching this weekend, it’s always entertaining to see how racers outfit their bikes for long, hard rides. When it comes to 100+ miles of dirt roads, your wrists and quite frankly, ass will take a beating. With brands like Redshift offering suspension stems, brands like Cirrus Cycles look to offer a coil sprung seat post option for giving your tush some more compliance with their Kinekt line. Cirrus makes both carbon (pictured for $329) and aluminum suspension posts (for $249), in various weight classes to offer a more compliant ride for 27.2 drop bar bikes.

Check out more information at Cirrus Cycles.