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Old 01-08-16 | 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by SpeshulEd
Can you give some detail on the advantages of a dropper post. I mean, obviously it gets out of your way when you're descending, but is it really that advantageous? I was considering one for awhile, but mostly just because I had money to waste and wanted to buy fancy things for my bike. Right now, I usually just leave my seatpost in the same location the entire ride and try to work around it.
I was skeptical also, and didn't want to spend $300 for something I wasn't sure of.. So I bought a KS Eten dropper, $140. Only drops 100mm but I find that it is amazing. I started using it and still my timing for dropping and raising is not always good. but I get over obstacles and down hills so much easier than before. I wouldn't be without one now.
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