Steep stem angles push traditional handlebar-mounted computers out of your sightline. The Gravity Stem Cap Mount from K-Edge solves this by positioning your Wahoo directly over the stem, keeping the screen visible no matter how aggressive your cockpit setup gets. It's a straightforward solution for enduro and downhill riders who run slammed stems but still want glanceable data mid-run without craning your neck or taking your eyes off the trail for longer than necessary.

The mount replaces your existing 1-1/8" headset top cap entirely, so installation means swapping one part for another rather than clamping anything to your bars. This keeps your handlebar real estate open for dropper levers, lights, or whatever else you're running up front. The Wahoo-specific interface clicks in the same way as K-Edge's other mounts, so your computer locks in securely and releases with the quarter-turn you're already used to. No adapters, no shimming, no fussing with bar clamp positioning.

K-Edge machines the Gravity Mount from 6061-T6 aluminum at their facility in Boise, Idaho. The anodized finish matches common cockpit components, and the mount adds just 18 grams to your setup. If your stem angle positions your knees anywhere near the computer during seated climbing, you'll want to verify clearance before committing, but most gravity-focused builds won't have that issue given the typical body position and the fact that you're rarely seated when things get steep anyway.... Read More