Collection
Disc brake mount adaptor.
Includes stainless steel bolts
Our vision of the perfect stem… the X4 is the purist combination of strength, weight and CNC precision. Enduro, downhill, track racers – anyone can run the X4 confidently, it’s also light enough for cross country, cyclo-cross and road bikes.
Our vision of the perfect stem… the X4 is the purist combination of strength, weight and CNC precision, now in 35mm.
Pair with our Elite 35mm riser bars, and an Elite post or dropper for the entire cockpit collection.
Our vision of the perfect stem… the X4 is the purist combination of strength, weight and CNC precision, now in 35mm.
Pair with our Elite 35mm riser bars, and an Elite post or dropper for the entire cockpit collection.
Our vision of the perfect stem… the X4 is the purist combination of strength, weight and CNC precision. Enduro, downhill, track racers – anyone can run the X4 confidently, it’s also light enough for cross country, cyclo-cross and road bikes.
Our vision of the perfect stem… the X4 is the purist combination of strength, weight and CNC precision. Enduro, downhill, track racers – anyone can run the X4 confidently, it’s also light enough for cross country, cyclo-cross and road bikes.
High end 35 ° stem for 31.8 oversize handlebars, matching the 302 trekking handlebars range. The pictured SQlab Ahead Cap 1 1/8" and countersunk screw is not included in the scope of delivery.
MegaExo bottom bracket for NBD MTB MegaExo cranksets. Ceramic bearings for minimum friction and maximum durability.
The direct mount chainrings for SRAM cranksets replace your existing spider and chainring with one clean looking, lightweight, and stiff piece of machined billet. They are available in 3 different offsets: standard 6mm offset, Boost 3mm offset, and BB30..
Wolf Tooth was first to market with Cyclocross 1x specific chainrings because we saw Cyclocross as the perfect use for our Drop-Stop® technology. Since their release, the uses for these rings has expanded beyond Cyclocross to commuting, gravel riding,...
