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  • fd3chris
    Free Member

    What cheaper options are people using at the moment which seem reliable? I’m looking for a 31.6 internal routed but can’t stomach £300 odd for a bike I use infrequently. Cheers.

    prawny
    Full Member

    I’ve got a KS eten because I’m poor. It takes a bit of time to set up right but is otherwise decent. Original cable is a bit crap though but will do for a few months.

    fd3chris
    Free Member

    Your the second person who has recommended one of those. It’s creeping up my list.

    m0rk
    Free Member

    I’ve got a KS e-ten as well (came on a bike), works nicely & even the thumb lever is slick after a lube.

    Also I have a Reverb on another bike, which is nice. But no better

    ulysse
    Free Member

    Another vote for KS here

    fd3chris
    Free Member

    Looks like an eten then!

    nicolaisam
    Free Member

    Yep, KS E10 in my Hardtail.. It works

    vincienup
    Free Member

    /blatant hijack…

    If you are interested I have an internally routed 31.6 KS post (I think a KS e30 integra) that I bought on here in error – it was a new bike pull. E30’s are OE ETen’s I think.

    I was planning a build it would have been useful on but I’ve ended up external. I’m going to be selling at some point, happy to talk about it on email if you want 🙂

    craig24
    Free Member

    RSP Plummet gets good reviews, can pick them up for £75 ish

    rOcKeTdOg
    Full Member

    New bontrager ones are £240

    Harry_the_Spider
    Full Member

    My LBS are doing a Giant one for about £175 fitted.

    Tempted when I have the pennies.

    Harry_the_Spider
    Full Member

    double trouble

    pembo6
    Free Member

    KS eten. Great posts. Very reliable (once setup properly).
    My only complaints are:
    1) fiddly to setup. But once setup (perfect cable length) they work great.
    2) a bit heavy.
    3) trigger mechNism (under the saddle) is not well shielded from mud/grit etc. and needs a clean after riding to make sure no mud is there which can affect operation. I ended up doing a modification that increased the tension on the trigger spring which helped the lever return stronger, which helped when it was clogged up with mud. (Note: this only affects the lever return. Not the seat post return rate).

    RamseyNeil
    Free Member

    The Brand X dropper is due in stock in about 2 weeks . It has been well reviewed in 2 tests that I have read . Cost is £140 but they are doing some kind of offer if you buy early and you can get one for £100 .

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