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A few years ago, it seemed as if dropper posts were expensive disposable items. With a bit of luck you’d get 12 months use out of them, before something would...
Shortly after the original BikeYoke Revive dropper post was introduced, we tested and reviewed one. Full of promise with its super-slick action and clever IFP-free hydraulic internals, it wasn’t without...
With 160mm of travel, the Crank Brothers Highline is one of the most reliable dropper posts we've ever tested
It might not have the gold Kashima Coat, but the Performance Series version of the Fox Transfer dropper post is still a flawless performer.
After a few months of riding in muddy slop, does the Revive Dropper post still function in a buttery manner?
Is the Thomson Elite Covert dropper post worth the pennies? Chipps has been testing one to find out - full review within
Hannah tests and reviews the Command IRCC dropper post from Specialized as part of our 10-way dropper post group test
Magura jumps head-first into the dropper game with a wireless electronic jobber called the Vyron. How did it fare in a British winter? James tells all
Is the latest RockShox Reverb the best dropper post on the market? Barney notches up 15 months aboard his to deliver us his longterm review
The UpDown is the first dropper post to come from Funn Components. With a sealed cartridge and external routing, it promises reliability and easy servicing
The Fox Transfer is entirely new compared to the old D.O.S.S dropper post. But is it better? Chipps notches up 12 months of testing to find out
After the Kronolog disaster, has Crank Brothers redeemed itself with the Highline? James has spent 12 months on one to find out
Can you get a decent dropper post for less than £150? Rob Crayons checks out the internally-routed Ascend from Brand-X
How has Bontrager gone with its first attempt at a dropper post? Tom Hill spent eight months aboard the Drop Line to test its real-world durability
With a focus on simplicity and ease of service, the TRS+ is the first dropper from e*13 and it uses a coil spring and entirely mechanical internals
