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Hey I want to get myself a dropper post (not necessarily made by dropper), for endurance racing but mainly Iron Bike I have coming up, so durability would be the key thing I'd be looking for, and preferably not a bonkers price.
A one word reply will do and I'll count the votes.
Thanks chaps!!
Reverb. Good deals about now and again
Reverb
Reverb
Reverb
Gravity Dropper
KS i950.
Reverb
Reverb
I hate to say it but my kronolog has bitten the dust after 6 months ,so has the freewheel on my cobalt wheels - my bike is dripping with the ticking time bomb of Crank brothers - i saw the comments and fell in to the hype and gloss - now i am riding a 17 year old bike in next weeks sportive hmm should of listen???? great products but 6 month shelf life - i would go reverb under the bar release ?
i just got mallet pedals fingers crossed ???
Lev
anything that isn't crank bros? I mean anything..
Usually I'd say KS, I honestly reckon they have the Reverb beat... But with the new distributor not yet in place it's not ideal, Reverb probably makes more sense temporarily.
NOT KS i950!!
OK, maybe I got a lemon, but damn, I wish I would have spent twice what I did and got *anything* else.
That said, if you do decide to go with KS, have a got a deal for you!
Low milage, seldom used . . .
😛
LEV
beanieripper - Member
anything that isn't crank bros? I mean anything..
going strong with new mallets, just doing a bearing change but that's 5mins. New ones are better than the old ones which worked really well for me.
Kronlog looked like a stupid idea.
maybe about to go Lev
LEV here, very good, well made, great cable tidiness and 6" of uppi-downi-ness. What's not to like. BikediscountDOTde do them at a good price.
Ks dropzone/i950
reverb
Been really happy with my Reverb so far. Bought it cheap from Wiggle and it was easy to install, easy to shorten the hose, easy to bleed, very in action and not much play in it. I like the ergonomics of the lever too especially when run under the bar out of the way. I run a 1x10 set up so I use a right hand lever under the left side of my bars where it is mostly out of harm's way.
My only complaint would be that spares are expensive.
I have used a Lev on a demo bike and it was pretty good. I didn't like the lever being integrated with the grip though because it felt too close to my thumb to use comfortably. Nice idea though. It also had slightly more Olay in it than my Reverb and I didn't think that the action was quite as smooth. My big issue with the KS posts is tveacj of UK distributor. No dropper post is immune to failing so I felt happier having UK support than having to ship it off to Europe somewhere.
mindmap3 - MemberI didn't like the lever being integrated with the grip though because it felt too close to my thumb to use comfortably
Yep, I find the same, but the lever can be fitted seperately if you prefer
It looks like the Reverb is winning.
Lev or Reverb, anyone seen any deals on either in 30.9?
Reverb
LEV
Northwind - Member
mindmap3 - MemberYep, I find the same, but the lever can be fitted seperately if you prefer
Whatever way you fit it, the KS lever is a bit crap. Reverb one under hte bar is far better
anything that isn't crank bros? I mean anything..
I've had a Joplin 4 for over 18 months now and it has been fine. I must addd that it does not have a handlebar remote, which seems to be the source of some of its problems and the primary reason for buying that particular model was the sale price.
Wouldn't touch a Kronolog with the mechanical clincher though.
Reverb
Lev here, very pleased.
honourablegeorge - MemberWhatever way you fit it, the KS lever is a bit crap. Reverb one under hte bar is far better
I get on pretty well with it tbh. Reverb one is a little nicer to use, but seems to lose out big style on durability, and the parts are crazily expensive.