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Collection: MTB Dropper Posts

Dropper seatposts have been a must-have component since being conceived over a decade ago. Not only do dropper posts allow for a hassle-free adjustment of the saddle's position for bikes that climb and descend, but they also make riding challenging trails more safe so you can maneuver your body around your bike more freely. Droppers usually range from 100mm of travel for smaller frames all the way up to 240mm for extra large frames. Insertion depth and climbing saddle height are the two most important measurements when figuring out how long of a dropper you can fit in your bike. Generally speaking, the more drop the better! Watch our video on How to Measure for the Longest Dropper Post to learn more.

Be sure to grab a Dropper Post Lever along with a Cable & Housing Kit as most dropper posts do not include those in the box.

We stock mountain bike dropper seatposts from OneUp Components, Fox, RockShox, and PNW Components. The OneUp Components Dropper V2 is one of our favorite posts on the market, especially for the price. The Fox Transfer, in both the Factory Series with the Kashima coat and the Performance Series with the black anodized coating, is one of the best performing dropper posts on the market.

Most of the dropper posts we stock are internally routed, cable actuated droppers with adjustable amounts of travel. The OneUp Dropper V2, the PNW Loam, and the PNW Rainier Gen 3 all boast tool less travel adjust that is a very easy process. The RockShock Reverb AXS is a wireless dropper post that integrates with SRAM's AXS wireless drivetrains.