You guys can't be serious, hahaha! This sounds like AXS Reverb hater rationalization taken a bit far. It would take about 60s-ish to swap my AXS Reverb setup into my other bike if the other bike didn't have a post in it. And I recently f*cked around with installing a OneUp that took for-fkn-ever because of where the internal routing tube ended etc... So maybe 5 min or so if the bike in question had perfect routing; no cable issues, fray etc etc. The ease of AXS Reverb switching between bikes certainly puts it over the line of "I wouldn't mind taking a min to swap the post to the other bike" but I'd never consider doing that with a wired dropper, that's for damn sure. Each to his own I guess as to if you think it'd be worth the time for a wired dropper - I expect you don't think it's worth the time if you aren't doing it already ... But I'm a fan of the AXS stuff, generally (SRAM needs to put out a longer AXS dropper....)
Nov. 9, 2022, 8:36 p.m. - el_jefe
You guys can't be serious, hahaha! This sounds like AXS Reverb hater rationalization taken a bit far. It would take about 60s-ish to swap my AXS Reverb setup into my other bike if the other bike didn't have a post in it. And I recently f*cked around with installing a OneUp that took for-fkn-ever because of where the internal routing tube ended etc... So maybe 5 min or so if the bike in question had perfect routing; no cable issues, fray etc etc. The ease of AXS Reverb switching between bikes certainly puts it over the line of "I wouldn't mind taking a min to swap the post to the other bike" but I'd never consider doing that with a wired dropper, that's for damn sure. Each to his own I guess as to if you think it'd be worth the time for a wired dropper - I expect you don't think it's worth the time if you aren't doing it already ... But I'm a fan of the AXS stuff, generally (SRAM needs to put out a longer AXS dropper....)