Any top tips?

Just strip, clean and lube?

Undo the bottom screw-out thingy first and remove the spring – otherwise all the bits will fly out when you take it apart at the top. Take a note of how many turns it takes to undo.

Clean the shitey white grease off and just clean/relube it.

James… Here is a link to and old post with some pics I put up. Real easy to strip and service.

After 3 reverbs I just run these rsp posts now as they just work and are cheeap!

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/replacing-the-cable-on-a-satori-sorata-pro-or-a-rsp-plummet-dropper-post

I have 2 of these now. Great for the money and have proven totally reliable.

Tagging this post for future reference when they eventually need a clean. So far though, “they just work”. 😀

Both mine are still working great, almost 2 years of grimy Scottish crud…

@Murf, good to know mate.

Really couldn’t be asked with having to mess around bleeding yet another component on the bike. Particularly as most hydraulic droppers still seem to be problematic unless your lucky in the “lottery”.

Simple mechanical ones for me until hydraulic ones improve…. and I have more money to spare. 😉