I know... For another time. But, I have to.
One of the biggest deterrents to the age-old reverb internal design, is the cost of the service, and/or the complexity of servicing it yourself. At least when compared to almost every other cartridge brand these days.
If you use one dropper for all bikes (2 or more), you need to consider that the wear the dropper will see, will likely double (or tripple). So you'll pay for an actuator for each bike, and an accelerated maintenance schedule for an expensive product to service. In my opinion, the value aspect just isn't there, over purchasing multiple cartridge droppers.
Nov. 5, 2020, 12:18 p.m. - Mammal
I know... For another time. But, I have to. One of the biggest deterrents to the age-old reverb internal design, is the cost of the service, and/or the complexity of servicing it yourself. At least when compared to almost every other cartridge brand these days. If you use one dropper for all bikes (2 or more), you need to consider that the wear the dropper will see, will likely double (or tripple). So you'll pay for an actuator for each bike, and an accelerated maintenance schedule for an expensive product to service. In my opinion, the value aspect just isn't there, over purchasing multiple cartridge droppers.