Reverb’s have been a game changer for me…
no more stopping to faff with saddle height,
no more mincing down techy trails with the saddle up,
no more grunting up climbs with the saddle down.

With the saddle at the correct height with the push of a button and a bump of the bottom I’m good to attack/mince/ride the trail in front of me. As far as I’m concerned the Reverb (or dropper posts in general) are one of the greatest innovations in mountain bikes in the last 20 years. All my mountain bike purchases from here on in will have to be dropper post compatible to get considered.

P.S. Both my Reverbs were early models and both were repaired by SRAM under warranty… but this has not tainted my ownership experience and I love them both.

This has been a blatant AstroTurfing attempt by a forum member who has been sucked into the joys of riding a bike a dropper seatpost.

Here endeth the lesson.