_"But really, if you had a remote and cable rigged up on all your bikes, and they had the same post size (which would be the same condition for the AXS to be swappable) how long would it take you to swap a dropper?"_
I'm not suggesting swapping the housing from bike to bike.
If you already have the cable and housing run through the frame and a remote rigged up and all you're swapping is the seat post - unhook the post / unhook it to the other bike. Or, even if you want to use a single remote but you already have the housing routed so all you're doing is firing a cable through how much work is it really to swap a dropper?
It's nothing against the AXS Reverb, it's simply a fact that what's sometimes touted as an advantage of the system (how fast it would be to swap the post and remote from bike to bike) may not actually be _that much_ faster or more work than swapping a much less expensive cable-actuated post setup.
Nov. 9, 2022, 8:43 p.m. - Andrew Major
_"But really, if you had a remote and cable rigged up on all your bikes, and they had the same post size (which would be the same condition for the AXS to be swappable) how long would it take you to swap a dropper?"_ I'm not suggesting swapping the housing from bike to bike. If you already have the cable and housing run through the frame and a remote rigged up and all you're swapping is the seat post - unhook the post / unhook it to the other bike. Or, even if you want to use a single remote but you already have the housing routed so all you're doing is firing a cable through how much work is it really to swap a dropper? It's nothing against the AXS Reverb, it's simply a fact that what's sometimes touted as an advantage of the system (how fast it would be to swap the post and remote from bike to bike) may not actually be _that much_ faster or more work than swapping a much less expensive cable-actuated post setup.