Test: The Rock Shox Reverb is arguably the most widely used dropper post worldwide. This is partly due to the fact that it's been on the market for several years, but has also received numerous updates during that time – most recently, a version with 170mm travel. In our test, the Reverb shows that it's still at the top of the game in 2017... read more
Until now, X-Fusion isn't the first name that comes to mind when thinking of dropper posts. The Manic can change that. X-Fusion is the proprietary component brand of a large Taiwanese company that manufactures frames and components for many brands, among other things. So, the know-how is there, and it's been implemented in the Manic. X-Fusion Manic: Assembly The Manic lets... read more
Crankbrothers have clearly pioneered the telescopic seatpost sector. Even the first models were widely used, but some had shortcomings in terms of durability. The Highline aims to address this, and the first impression is positive. Crankbrothers Highline: Assembly Even inexperienced mechanics can install the Crankbrothers Highline... read more
E13 is known for its chain guides, which they offer in every conceivable variant. The Californians also have wheels in their range. The dropper post is their latest coup. It is said to be completely disassemblable, and every component is developed in-house. E13 TRS+ Dropper Post: Assembly The E13 TRS+ is purely mechanically constructed, so a proven... read more
The makers of 9point8 claim to have become parts manufacturers out of passion. A closer look at the Fall Line Inline, and you'll believe them. It's classy. This could also be due to the fact that they manufacture many of the parts themselves. 9point8 Fall Line: Assembly. Installation isn't as intuitive as with other supports, but it's worth it... read more
