Components - Seatposts

The OneUp V3 dropper post may look the same, but it's all new inside.

OneUp co-founder and CTO, Jon Staples gives us some details on the changes that make up OneUp's V3 Dropper

Andrew hits on some updates for five products - with full reviews coming in 2024

For riders who seek a rearward offset for their seatpost - this might be the only game in town...

The Wolf Tooth Resolve is the smooth in any weather, and is fully serviceable with excellent small parts support and manufacturing quality...

Wolf Tooth's ReMote popularized high-quality, cartridge-bearing pivot, aftermarket dropper post remotes and now they've upped the ante.

Following up on the Jack, based on the first great dropper post on the market, the BikeYoke Revive.

The quality, condition, and use case for Aenomaly Constructs' SwitchGrade saddle tilt adjuster...

BikeYoke's proven Revive mechanism in a 27.2mm chassis with a gravel and commuting-friendly 80mm of travel

A bike, a fork, some cranks, some bar-ends, some brakes and something to attach your bikes to your car...

This on-the-fly saddle tilt adjustment system was imagined on North Shore trails and is manufactured in Whistler, BC.

The new Resolve dropper is sleek, user-serviceable, and travel adjustable at a justifiable price for a premium post.

Buying a used, or take-off, dropper post to upgrade your budget mountain bike...

The OneUp V3 Dropper Post Lever comes in a plethora of colours, has improved leverage and better throw, is more comfortable to use, and comes in a plethora of colours.

Manitou's new Jack dropper post IS actually BikeYoke's REVIVE dropper post

An Enlightened Approach To Getting Down from a company that makes things in Canada...

There are several considerations regarding dropper post travel for short riders that extend beyond "buy the longest OneUp V2 post that fits..."

The new top-end Highline dropper uses Crankbrothers' proven internals and a carbon fiber shaft. Does it herald a future of carbon sliding surfaces?

The desire to build the longest dropper ever came from internal requests at OneUp.

I understand why SRAM's AXS Eagle is the only current drivetrain option that folks are truly lusting after, but let's have a look at the economics of wireless shifting before you push the button...

"The closest it came to a problem was when the post locked up after I had left my bike in full sun..."

Most dropper posts are durable and damn good, so the post with the most drop, with the smallest stack height and shortest insertion depth wins the crown.

While most component companies provide warranties that last between 1 and 3 years, one company has notched it up to lifetime...

Based on PNW’s Bachelor Dropper Post, the team undertook a complete makeover. The result is a lighter, more adjustable, and more compatible dropper system.