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Looking at getting a dropper, probably going to divide opinion, but i was thinking a ks one, which model is worth having?
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We've got 3 ks lev posts in our house. They work very well. Especially the new ones with the black stanchion and light weight cable.


 
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Have been very pleased with my two KS posts - Dropzone and Supernatural. I also use Gravity Droppers. The KS ones are more pleasant to use but I'll have to see if they're as hardy as the GDs.


 
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Got my first one on the new bike in June. A KS Lev. How the **** I took so long to get one is beyond me. Bloody marvellous things.


 
Posted : 12/10/2014 5:31 pm
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A little balance..my Lev failed twice. Bought it from Germany so warranty time was also an issue. 4 weeks 1st time and on the second time, after 7 weeks, they refunded me.
Now have a Thomson which just feels better. Nicer lever, zero play out of the box.


 
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The Lev is nice, the Lev integra is now good after some initial issues, which were fixed.

Most of my regulars ride with Levs, zero issues.


 
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2 levs. Winter. Mud. Filth. 3 years old no probs.


 
Posted : 12/10/2014 10:02 pm