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I've only used the revive function if the post has gotten really warmed up in the sun as it gets stiff sometimes. But that is always a one-and-done type situation

I've had mine for a good while (1.5 years averaging probably about 15 hours a week of ride time in every weather condition). My post has been pretty much perfect. Almost no play in the post and was a super easy rebuild when it was last done.

Also, Sacki is the best and does an amazing job at customer service.

Bogey, I also am curious about your experience with the DPX2. I have wanted to put one on the back of my TB3 for a bit now, but never ended up doing so.

I have a few questions, if you wouldn't mind:

1) what do you mean by props the back up? As in it sits less into the travel?

2) Can you still fit a regular sized water bottle? I normally ride 1-2 hr rides with just a bottle and don't want to give that up

3) Did you get the shock tuned to match the bike? I know the bike comes with a light tune. Also, did you get the appropriate length shock?

If you have grips that do not have end caps built in, you could do that in theory. However, that would lead to exposed bar end, which could be dangerous in the event of a crash. Also, there are some people who are in need to narrower bars for trail clearance so cutting a bar is a must.