Garbaruk Stem Cap

描述

Garbaruk Stem Cap – Lightweight CNC-Machined Top Cap

Add a splash of personality to your cockpit with the Garbaruk top cap — also known as a headset top cap. Ultra-light, beautifully machined, and available in eight anodised colours. Because every detail counts.

🚴 Why Choose a Garbaruk Stem Cap?

Made in Poland with the same obsessive attention to detail as the rest of Garbaruk’s high-performance component range, the Garbaruk top cap is a small yet mighty upgrade for your bike’s cockpit. It might not add watts but it certainly adds style, and at a feathery 4.9g, it won’t weigh down your ride either.

This stem cap is CNC-machined from a solid block of 7075-T651 aluminium alloy and finished in a rainbow of anodised colours. Keep it stealthy with an understated black, or go bold with gold, purple or blue. (Warning: people will stop you just to check it out. It’s that fancy.)

Whether you’re looking to finish off your Garbaruk-specced build, add a standout accent to your cockpit, or you’re just consoling yourself because your 2X system won’t let you run a Garbaruk chainring but you want to have something from the range damn it, the Garbaruk top cap is proof that good things really do come in small packages.

Features

• Lightweight & Durable: Machined from 7075-T651 aluminium alloy, a Garbaruk stem cap weighs just 4.9g while offering excellent strength and long-term durability
• CNC-Machined Precision: Each top cap is meticulously CNC-milled, ensuring perfect fitment and a flawless finish
• Custom Look: Available in eight anodised colours, you can match it to your cockpit or add a splash of contrasting colour
• Made In Poland: As with all Garbaruk components, each one is designed and manufactured entirely in-house near Kraków, Poland

Pro Bike Mechanic’s Tip

If you’re already running Garbaruk components, matching your top cap is a simple and stylish way to tie your whole build together.

🚀 Ready to Ride?

Your finishing touch awaits! Choose your favourite colour and grab a Garbaruk top cap today—it’s the last piece your cockpit’s been missing.