If only there was some way of moving your seat up for when you want to sit and down for going downhill
But if that was the only two options then a dropper post wouldn’t be as useful IMO. If you have your post set for a good climbing position when fully up then it’d be too high for singletrack riding so you drop it and its too low to sit on, hence the need for a mid position
I have an rsp dropper. It’s taught me that I never want to ride a bike without a dropper again, it’s also taught me never to buy a shite one again.
The main bushing wobbles nearly a mm in the housing, which means the saddle has a solid 5mm forward and backward play. a bunch of rotational play. I think the alu housing is stretching under use, loosening up around the bushing. I’m waiting for it to fail spectacularly.
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I’m interested in details of the gd you have for sale.
I’m having no luck with your email address .
Mine is gogetcarter(AT)live(DOT)co(DOT)uk
Cheers
Have just ordered a KS E Ten for my new Highball 😀
Seems to be best mix of price & reliability wanted external routing too so can swap between posts, (have a USE vybe suspension post and carbon post too.)
I had the E-ten R on my old Kona, the post itself was bullet proof. However the actuator arm and pin always bunged up with crap meaning it would drop mid ride when muddy. A real problem in the UK. Easy enough to fix but in my opinion needs some kind of mudguard for reliable operation.
