The Radavist

Getting a dropper post to work with your drop bar setup can require any number of weird levers or hacks but OneUp makes it easy. As long as you’ve got SRAM 11-speed. Let’s check out the new Drop Bar Paddle Remote…

EDIT: this giveaway has ended! PNW has reached out to the winners!

We’ve teamed up with PNW Components to give away a LTD Silver Dropper Post. One lucky winner will win either a LTD Loam or LTD Ranier dropper. All you’ve gotta do it sign up at this page with your pick of dropper post and your email to be entered to win! The LTD Droppers are in stock today at PNW Components.

John got his anodizing-stripping hands on one of the new PNW Components LTD Silver Dropper Posts ahead of their launch. Read on below for all the details on how you can snatch one too!

PNW Components just informed us that their silver dropper posts will be landing later this summer in a limited batch. Don’t fret, you can be one of the first people to land one by signing up for the PNW Components email waitlist! Sign up at PNW Components.

There is no purchase obligation or anything; there just aren’t many of them coming, so you’ll get first dibs once they arrive.

The Wolf Tooth Resolve Dropper Post rev2 expands the first-of-its-kind specs of the original Resolve Dropper Post with updates including 34.9 diameter sizing, 242mm travel option, and new internal components.

Josh has been riding with the new Resolve rev2 on his Otso Hoot ti review bike, in addition to getting a sneak peek at the new post internals and assembly process on a recent trip to Wolf Tooth HQ. Read on below for all the details of the new Resolve rev2…

In this Dust-Up, Travis claims 27.2 mm seatposts are symptoms of the gravel industry’s refusal to evolve. Turns out there’s more to it, but he’s still upset.

If you’re a rule breaker who values individualism over warranties, snubs the naysayers, and likes to customize everything they own, read on for how you can strip your entire dropper post, making the whole thing silver, not just the stanchion!

Dropper posts range from 75 to 240 mm, but what if you’re right between sizes? These are our favorite posts that allow you to fine-tune your travel.

The new OneUp V3 dropper post is not wireless! But there’s lots to talk about. So, Travis took it apart, put it together, and even rode it.

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Thomson knows there are a lot of 27.2mm seatpost bikes out there that could benefit from an externally-routed dropper post. That’s why they developed their new Black Gravel Dropper with 125mm travel, 27.2 diameter, remote actuator, and cable kit included. These sleek and minimal droppers retail for $479.95 and are in stock now at Thomson.

Back in the day, if you were a racer who was looking to lighten up your bike, you broke out a drill press. The process of drilling holes in various bike components is called drillium and long gone are those days. Now companies simply engineer lighter components without drilling holes to lighten them up. Easier said than done though!

At 128 grams (25%!) lighter than the regular Transfer posts, the new Transfer SL (super light) is the lightest mainstream dropper post on the market. With lever options for flat bars, drop bars, and 1x and 2x drivetrains, these new Transfer SL posts are at home on all bikes, from 27.2mm clamp to 31.6mm.

See more at Fox! … and how cool is that drillium post they made for this ad?

There are a lot of dropper posts on the market, yet very few that retail for $199, and hardly any that allow for travel adjustment, or customizable color hits. The PNW Components Loam dropper does all that, allowing for up to 30mm of travel adjustment in 5mm increments. Why is that important? It ensures you get the most travel from your dropper based on your sizing. For instance, if your bike can fit a 200mm travel dropper but your resultant saddle height is 5mm too high, this allows you to lower the dropper height and still gain the full travel to your seat tube collar. On top of this nifty advancement, PNW Components offers colored collar bands, allowing you to customize a small color hit.

Head to PNW Components for more!

Earlier this year, the Fox Transfer Dropper posts got an overhaul. They got lighter, smoother, and now, with a 200mm travel option, longer. These droppers are only available in 30.9mm or 31.6mm clamp diameter and come in Factory (pictured) or Performance (black) package. Head to Fox to read all about the Transfer and your local shop to order one.

Oh and don’t worry, we’ve got a review of John’s Pumpkin Spice Starling Murmur build kit coming soon…