Dropper post to buy?

[JC]

In the market for a dropper post. Any tips on a great value for money dropper?

31,6 Internal routed. And easy/not expensive to service. 

Any tips would be welcome. Don't have any knowledge on droppers and have never used one before. 

 

For obvious reason I will be going with the Lyne.

[Jewbacca]

Lyne Components. Great product, great after sales service and really good performance.

 

Use the search function, there are quite a few dropper post threads. 

[JC]

Lyne Components. Great product, great after sales service and really good performance.

 

Use the search function, there are quite a few dropper post threads. 

Thanks, will do.

[Rigardt@Scott]

You are going to get about 5 pages of responses, 90% of those responses will say Lyne Components. Cheap, easy to service, bullet proof, great back up. It's a no-brainer.

[JC]

You are going to get about 5 pages of responses, 90% of those responses will say Lyne Components. Cheap, easy to service, bullet proof, great back up. It's a no-brainer.

Thanks, just went through the forums and it was clear that Lyne Components are the way to go for me.

[gadi-perl]

Definately Lyne! It's a no-brainer

[Jbr]

got a lyne on the xc bike and a fox on the Enduro. The lyne is far better and cheaper in my opinion and I've had it for a lot longer and more mileage.

[aquaratza]

I went from a Specialized-branded dropper post to a Lyne unit and I'm super happy with the result, for most of the reasons others have stated. Not only is it a great product at a reasonable price but it's also designed/distributed by cool people.

[Mamil]

Another happy Lyne owner after rockshox let me down and didn't push me up again.

[Dexter-morgan]

I will have one for sale, from a Titan Skyrim, wife does not use it.

In the market for a dropper post. Any tips on a great value for money dropper?

31,6 Internal routed. And easy/not expensive to service. 

Any tips would be welcome. Don't have any knowledge on droppers and have never used one before. 

 

For obvious reason I will be going with the Lyne.

[Bos]

Lyne Contour, very happy with spares available locally. 

 

Silverback is also bringing out a range of droppers that looks nice and they have been bringing out some very nice products lately. 

 

https://gearshop.silverbacklab.com/product/surface-dropper-seatposts/

[Dirt Tracker]

If you want value for money then the Lyne one is good for the price (but they have crept up significantly from when I got my first one). Easy to service, good guys, locals and pretty bomb proof. 

 

But, if you want a great dropper the Bike Yoke ones are a big step up. German, high quality, buttery smooth action and you can pretty much get every part ever from the dealers here. 

I didn't think there was that much difference between posts until I bought my Bike Yoke Revive. 

 

I've never had one but the OneUp components is interesting as you can adjust the drop amount depending on what you want or need. 

[Rigardt@Scott]

In the market for a dropper post. Any tips on a great value for money dropper?

31,6 Internal routed. And easy/not expensive to service.

Any tips would be welcome. Don't have any knowledge on droppers and have never used one before.

 

For obvious reason I will be going with the Lyne.

I didn't think of it at the time. I actually have a 150mm drop, 31.6 internal Lyne in my garage I need to put up on the classifieds if you are interested. Bought a new bike and needed a 30.9mm version.

 

PM me if you are interested.

[JC]

I will have one for sale, from a Titan Skyrim, wife does not use it.

What is your email/number or how can I contact you?

[KB280DT]

Lyne Contour, very happy with spares available locally. 

 

Silverback is also bringing out a range of droppers that looks nice and they have been bringing out some very nice products lately. 

 

https://gearshop.silverbacklab.com/product/surface-dropper-seatposts/

My Stratos AL2 came standard with their Surface dropper post. So far I am quite happy with it. Will see when it comes to servicing, etc.