Posts tagged with 'dropper-post_1'

BikeYoke's proven Revive mechanism in a 27.2mm chassis with a gravel and commuting-friendly 80mm of travel

This on-the-fly saddle tilt adjustment system was imagined on North Shore trails and is manufactured in Whistler, BC.

Buying a used, or take-off, dropper post to upgrade your budget mountain bike...

Manitou's new Jack dropper post IS actually BikeYoke's REVIVE dropper post

An Enlightened Approach To Getting Down from a company that makes things in Canada...

There are several considerations regarding dropper post travel for short riders that extend beyond "buy the longest OneUp V2 post that fits..."

The new top-end Highline dropper uses Crankbrothers' proven internals and a carbon fiber shaft. Does it herald a future of carbon sliding surfaces?

The desire to build the longest dropper ever came from internal requests at OneUp.

Like all the best breakfast cereals, PNW's all-new Fern Dropper Post is specifically designed for the kiddos...

"The closest it came to a problem was when the post locked up after I had left my bike in full sun..."

Most dropper posts are durable and damn good, so the post with the most drop, with the smallest stack height and shortest insertion depth wins the crown.

Based on PNW’s Bachelor Dropper Post, the team undertook a complete makeover. The result is a lighter, more adjustable, and more compatible dropper system.

2021 Fox Transfer Dropper Post - Reviewed

e*thirteen's new dropper remote goes toe-to-toe with some of the very best - and the post shows real promise as well...

213mm of drop makes it the king of the length game, and pairs nicely with the new Bike Yoke Triggy Alpha Lever...

The PNW Rainier delivers up to 200mm of travel, adjustable in 5mm increments, for a very reasonable price...

The reliability of the Revive at a lower weight and for less money...

Andrew's first look at e13's new Vario dropper post remote and new, Wintek-equipped, 180mm, travel-adjustable Vario dropper post...

The Gen.3 Rainier IR dropper post is available with up to 200mm of adjustable travel for under 200 USD...

Max travel goes up along with return speed and warranty, while the price goes down...

Will the BikeYoke Divine dropper's simplest-in-class teardown, equate to best-in-class performance on the trail?

You can buy fancier sh*t, but the Race Face Aeffect R 7050 aluminum crankset and 170mm dropper post are really all anyone needs...

There is much to love about the OneUp V2, including several best-in-class elements - but it wasn't all rainbows and smooth actuations...

The new Highline gets a faster return, a longer warranty, an optional lever and a lower price...