Brutal design. Air valve hiding under the saddle clamp. One of the worst ideas I've seen - especially for a dropper post. I have a Spesh Command Post and a PNW Rainier which is coil based so no need for air. The Command Post is going on it's 4th season and works perfectly after a few quick service/grease sessions. I add air every 4-5 rides to keep the pressure up the way I like it. The PNW Rainier is a gem that just keeps on trucking without any maintenance.
I'm sure the One Up is an OK post but hiding the air valve is just plain dumb design. 9 Point 8 does this too... weird.
Jan. 11, 2022, 5:35 p.m. - Corey Kawucha
Brutal design. Air valve hiding under the saddle clamp. One of the worst ideas I've seen - especially for a dropper post. I have a Spesh Command Post and a PNW Rainier which is coil based so no need for air. The Command Post is going on it's 4th season and works perfectly after a few quick service/grease sessions. I add air every 4-5 rides to keep the pressure up the way I like it. The PNW Rainier is a gem that just keeps on trucking without any maintenance. I'm sure the One Up is an OK post but hiding the air valve is just plain dumb design. 9 Point 8 does this too... weird.