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[Closed] Dropper post advice for a Wally.

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I know I am a mincer XC jey boy, love a climb and the more nadgery the better. But apparently a dropper post is a must and my whole riding style will be transformed ( I might my able to go downhill without screaming like a girl). I will never look back my erstwhile and present riding colleagues say. Currently I quite like my raceface carbon next post, it's light and strong and never gets moved. However I am dropper curious, what's light and reliable? Mates all have Reverbs.


 
Posted : 06/04/2014 8:52 pm
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I'm not entirely sure the words 'light' and 'dropper' should go together in the same sentence TBH.

Weight isn't everything though. Having a dropper (I'm running a Reverb and wouldn't use anything else from personal experience) has a made a far greater improvement in my riding than any lightweight products I've bought previously - my Reverb originally replaced a Ritchie Carbon WCS post and it really is worth the extra weight.


 
Posted : 06/04/2014 9:14 pm
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Try one of your mates' bikes? You might not have a problem that needs solving (never lowering your seatpost is telling) so better to find out before dropping £200 on it.


 
Posted : 06/04/2014 10:05 pm