Bicycle Dropper Post 27.2mm and 31.6 mm with Exteranl Routing GUB
The bicycle dropper is a game-changer for biking lovers worldwide. As modern cycling evolves, so must our gear. Let's embrace this fantastic innovation today.
Specifications:
- Type - Bicycle Seat Post
- Length range - 250 to 400 mm
- Diameter options - 27.2 or 31.6 mm
- Material - Alloy
- Colour - Stealth Black
- Net Weight - 632g (27.2mm), 706g (31.6mm)
- Gross Weight - 730g (27.2mm), 804g (31.6mm)
- Cable Length - 1.5m approx
Compatibility is key. Ensuring your bike's seat tube is suitable for these diameter dimensions is first in order. Secondly, a clean tube clears the way for a smooth installation. An easy-to-follow six-step guide helps you set-up.
Key Benefits of Using Our Bicycle Dropper:
- Instant height adjustment enhances riding efficiency.
- Compact remote lever allows for easy control.
- Three-level adjustment system giving you customisation.
- Durable alloy build ensures longevity.
We understand that a bicycle dropper doesn't just change your ride; it revolutionises it. Embrace the evolution. Make your rides smoother and more enjoyable.
Completing your set-up with a bike dropper post can be exciting, yet daunting. Rest assured, we've got your back. Follow our step-by-step guide, and you'll be off in no time.
Fitting Dropper Post to Your Bike
Installing a bicycle dropper post can greatly improve your cycling experience. With the ability to adjust your saddle height on the go, you gain better control and comfort. This guide focuses on fitting an externally routed dropper post.
Preparation
Before starting, gather all necessary tools. You will need Allen wrenches, grease, a torque wrench, cable cutters, and zip ties. Ensure your bike is clean and securely mounted on a bike stand.
Removing the Old Seat Post
First, remove your existing seat post. Loosen the seat post clamp with an Allen wrench and gently pull the seat post out. If it is stuck, apply some grease and twist it to free it.
Installing the Bicycle Dropper Post
Apply a thin layer of grease to the new dropper post to prevent seizing. Insert the dropper post into the seat tube, ensuring it is aligned correctly. Tighten the seat post clamp to secure the dropper post in place.
Routing the Cable Externally
For an externally routed dropper post, route the cable along the frame. Use zip ties to secure the cable, ensuring it does not interfere with any moving parts. The cable should run smoothly from the activation switch to the dropper post.
Connecting the Bicycle Dropper Activation Switch
Attach the cable to the activation switch on the handlebar. Ensure the cable is taut and free of kinks. Secure it with zip ties to keep it in place. The switch should be easily accessible while riding.
Adjusting and Testing
Once connected, test the bicycle dropper post. Press the activation switch to check if the post moves smoothly. Adjust the cable tension if necessary. Ensure the post returns to the correct height when released.
Final Checks
Perform a final check by sitting on the bike and activating the switch. The saddle should move effortlessly. Tighten any loose bolts and ensure all components are secure.
Bicycle Dropper Maintenance Tips
Regular maintenance keeps your dropper post in top condition. Clean and lubricate the post regularly to prevent dirt buildup. Check the cable tension and activation switch for any signs of wear. Replace worn cables promptly to ensure smooth operation.
Fitting Dropper Post to Your Bike Summary
Fitting a bicycle dropper post to your bike enhances your riding experience by allowing quick saddle adjustments. Follow these steps for a smooth installation and regular maintenance to enjoy improved control and comfort on your rides.
