This is the newest stem in the easton armada. It is lightweight (180 grams) and super stiff. It also comes with a knee saver. (a.k.a. big peice of rubber on the back that keeps you from splitting your knee open on the way over the handlebars.)The main feature of this stem is that it is made from magnesium and dampens vibrations for a smotther ride.
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I am looking at purchasing a new set of Hayes Disc brakes for my XC bike.
I am choosing between
(1) Hayes HFX Mag XC 6"
(2) Hayes '05' HFX9 Carbon 6"
(3) Hayes '05' HFX9 XC 6"
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Hey guys, I have older model (around 2000-ish) HFX Mag brakes on the rear of my bike. I'm thinkin of getting a new HFX Mag XC to put on the front. I run my rear brake lever on Read More »
I run some Hayes HFX9 (04) and I have run in some major issues with the rear one last week. They worked perfectly for over 2 years. After spending too much time trying to fix them Read More »
Here is the link to a great article on the Ultimate XC Winter Challenge for anybody who did it or is interested in it.
[url]http://www.dirtragmag.com/print/article.php?ID=1203&c Read More »
What are the differences in these variations of the HFX 9 brake line?
I have seen...
Hayes HFX 9 HD Disc
Hayes HFX 9 XC Disc
Hayes HFX Mag Disc
The XC offers V6 or V8 r Read More »
