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TranzX +RAD XL Dropper 200mm, adjustable travel. Anyone use one❓

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Only 65£ on eBay and adjustable by 30mmm via an integrated bush.

Anyone use one?
Can't seem to find it in 31.6, only 30.9?


 
Posted : 17/03/2023 4:13 pm
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Aye. Works just as well as the Brand X fixed travel ones.

Travel adjust is pretty easy once you get the hang of it.

I use it on the 'dad bike' with the kids seat so both me and my wife can ride it - 200mm for me, 170mm for her.


 
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Thanks mate.👍

Is the air pursue for the cartridge able to be topped up with a shock pump?


 
Posted : 17/03/2023 4:26 pm
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Do a search on here similar question asked months back. I’ve got on 2 bikes and no issues over few months.


 
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Someone posted a PSA a few months back as they were being sold for about £50, can't remember the website. It's a sealed cartridge so no air valve. It's pretty much a brand X so feels the same and will hopefully be as reliable.


 
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Yeah, I got one on my main ride, no probs so far so I got two more for a couple of hardtail builds. Operates just like the brand-x I had on another bike, not as fast as the fox transfer it replaced but fast enough.


 
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The PSA was with Sport and Leisure, they still have em but at £65 here. I have a £5 off link you can have if it still works.


 
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Brand-X and many other companies use TranzX for their dropper posts...TranzX sell a variety of models and companies stick their badge on them. The seatposts are generally very good and a great price (although no direct experience of this particular model).


 
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I bought one on the PSA but wasn’t paying attention and bought a 30.9 when I needed 31.6 - will buy a shim at some point but the work bench test suggests nice smooth operation.


 
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I got a 30.9 for my 31.6 frame, USE do a nice long shim that works perfectly


 
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I bought one on the PSA but wasn’t paying attention and bought a 30.9 when I needed 31.6 – will buy a shim at some point but the work bench test suggests nice smooth operation.

You weren’t the only one 😳


 
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Yeah, it's odd as the manufacturer list a 31.6 option but I can't find it for sale *anywhere*.


 
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31.6 USE shims here at Leisure Lakes. SJS have them too for the same price but shipping a little more.

Edited to try make link work.


 
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USE shims are £10 direct from them, with free postage 😁

I posted the original psa a while back, mine's been rock solid for 3 months so far.
Far less wobble out of the box compared to the Brand X on another bike.
Afaik Trans X make them for BX and various other brands.


 
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Update on the reliability on mine after 7 months.

It broke. Went saggy and won't lock in position. Luckily I wasn't far from the car when it failed.

I stripped it down and the air cartridge has failed, but it's a sealed unit so will need replacing. Seems a replacement is £25-30ish. They're very easy to take apart and service for what it worth.

Bit surprised really, I've got brand X / tranz X droppers on all my other bikes and my wife's, and they have been faultless. Oldest is still working just fine after 6 years.


 
Posted : 02/05/2023 9:12 am