Does dropper post size matter?

A properly sized dropper post can completely change your ride for the better. Obtaining optimal saddle height with the push of a lever can help improve pedaling efficiency and make for easier climbs.

What size are droppers?

Dropper bottle sizes are . 5 oz (15 ML)., 1 oz. (30 ML), and 2 oz. (60 ML).

Will a dropper post fit my bike?

Does dropper post size matter? – Related Questions

How do I know what dropper post I need?

How do I know what size of dropper post I need? Much like fitting any seatpost, you’ll need to know the internal diameter of your bike’s seat tube. This will often be written on your current post in millimetres or you can refer to the frame manufacturer’s specifications.

Is 150mm dropper enough?

In general, the more affordable the dropper post, the shorter the travel will be. We think for most riders, 150 mm should be considered the minimum drop for trail riding, though with modern frame geometry providing more standover clearance, 170 mm will be an option for many.

Can you fit a dropper post to any mountain bike?

A dropper post can be a great upgrade for any mountain bike, but it’s important to find one that’s compatible with your bike. Here’s a few things you’ll need to consider: Seat post width – you will need to identify the width of your existing seat post as this is the size you will need when choosing a dropper.

Can I put a internal dropper post on any bike?

The choice will depend on whether your bike is compatible with internal or external cable routing. While you can’t set up an internal routing dropper post on a bike frame that does not feature internal cable routing, you can, however, choose to set up external routing if the bike uses either of the options.

How much does it cost to install a dropper post?

Handlebar/Stem/Seatpost Services
Handlebar/Stem/Seatpost Services
Dropper post install (non-stealth) $10
Stealth dropper post install $15
Reverb remote/hose bleed $10
Dropper post overhaul $65

Can you drill holes into a bike frame?

Although it is possible to drill holes in a bike frame, it’s important to note that it can–and likely will–lead to a weakened structure. The holes may be small, but any tension put on the frame can cause them to crack.

Can you put a dropper post on an older bike?

If you’re installing a dropper post to an older mountain bike, external cable routing allows you to get up and running quickly. A few zip ties and you’re good to go. Attaching the cable (housing) to a rear brake hose works well. And should the cable sustain damage, repair is easy.

Can you drill a carbon fork?

There is no circumstance where a hole can/should be drilled in a carbon frame by anyone other than the manufacturer.

How do you run cable through a bike frame?

How do you hide cables on a bike?

How do I stop my internal cable from rattling?

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