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shock absorbing bike stem

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  1. I spend about 1.5 hours daily on a bike communting and wonder whether
    getting a shock absorbing seat stem is helpful.

    Comments please.

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  2. Quoted message said:

    I spend about 1.5 hours daily on a bike communting and wonder whether
    getting a shock absorbing seat stem is helpful.

    Comments please.

    I asked about this a month or so ago - a google should bring the thread up
    easily. Everyone advised getting an expensive one (well, £50ish one
    anyway) but the effect seems to be very subtle. People could sort-of
    notice the difference but weren't sure. Unfortunately my seat tube is too
    narrow for them so I never will find out if they're any good :-(

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    Quoted message said:

    I spend about 1.5 hours daily on a bike communting and wonder whether
    getting a shock absorbing seat stem is helpful.

    It most certainly will. Get a proper one like USE or Cane Creek
    Thudbuster and make sure you get the proper elastomers for it - that is,
    the elastomers that match your weight. You will definitely notice the
    difference and have a smoother ride.

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    Regards,
    Marten

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