Out-front handlebar mounts work well until rough terrain bounces them around or a crash sends your computer into the ground first. The stem mount approach keeps your Wahoo protected above the stem, tucked behind the bars where it's shielded from impacts and out of the way during technical riding. This position works particularly well for mountain, gravel, and cyclocross applications where the computer doesn't need to be the first thing to hit the deck in a get-off.

K-Edge's Fixed Stem Mount replaces a 5mm headset spacer on any 1-1/8" steerer tube. The mount slides onto your steerer during assembly, you reinstall your stem and top cap, and the headset preload compression locks everything in place. No separate clamp hardware to rattle loose over rough terrain. The arm extends 50mm forward from center to center, positioning your Wahoo directly above the stem faceplate where it stays visible without blocking your view of the trail or road ahead.

The fixed design works best with stems set at zero degrees or negative angles, where the computer naturally sits parallel to the ground. If you're running a stem with significant rise, K-Edge offers an adjustable version that pivots to accommodate different angles. This fixed version is lighter and mechanically simpler for setups where the geometry already lines up. K-Edge machines the body from 6061-T6 aluminum and pairs it with an injection-molded copolymer interface that clicks your computer securely into place with four engagement points. Compatible with the Wahoo ELEMNT, Bolt, and Mini, the mount integrates cleanly with tool kits stored in your steerer tube since it uses the spacer position rather than replacing the top cap.