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Read our full RockShox Reverb AXS dropper post review.

Plus, if you have more than one bike, it can be swapped between them in minutes. While the price may be hard to swallow, we’re big fans of the Reverb AXS. This is aided further by the lack of lag after pushing the remote, which means it’s just as fast and easy to use as a well set up mechanical post. The lack of effort required to hit the remote is great, especially when riding technical terrain, where the post’s speed allows you to make small adjustments with total ease. We really like the push-button actuation and rapid reaction time. After months of hard use, all our samples are still running smoothly, despite poor weather and plenty of blasts with the hose. The 150mm version weighs a respectable 650g (plus 63g for the remote). The Reverb AXS is available in four travel options (100, 125, 150 or 170mm), with lengths varying from 340 to 480mm, and in three diameters (30.9, 31.6 or 34.9mm). We haven’t needed it, but it’s good to know it’s there. That said, we weren’t able to fit one perch (a carbon-railed Fabric model) because its rails were too tall to sit comfortably in the clamp.Īt the base of the post sits the Vent Valve, used to remove any squish it might develop, should the air and oil inside ever mix. This works really well and we’ve had no issues with our seat shifting. Up top, the saddle is clamped with a single bolt, while a second bolt lets you adjust its angle. The internal floating piston was redesigned to reduce friction, and the post now uses a lower-friction oil and new grease.

It was given a significant overhaul in 2019, inside and out. Wireless treatment aside, the Reverb post is a top performer.

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You can also connect both the post and remote via Bluetooth to the SRAM AXS app, which monitors battery life and logs mileage.

We’ve found that the post will last for around 40 hours of riding before it needs charging (which only takes an hour), while the remote’s battery (a CR2032) should last a couple of years. This is done by pushing each of the components’ AXS buttons, whose LEDs also allow you to check battery life. The remote and post communicate using SRAM’s encrypted wireless network and, once bolted in, need to be synced in order to work. With no cable or hose to thread through your frame, installation is pain-free. Like parent brand SRAM’s Eagle AXS electronic gear-shifting, the Reverb AXS dropper works wirelessly. Support: These bearings are not sealed like the Cane creek model we sell, best is to use bearing grease when installing them.SRAM reckons the post lasts around 40 hours of ride time before it’ll need charging.

#Crown trick best upgrades upgrade

We recommend this upgrade for anyone thinking about upgrading forks for for serious off road riders who enjoy jumping their bikes.

The kit comes with everything you need (pictured) to easily replace your old bicycle grade head set with this rugged and reliable motorcycle grade set up. Replacing the headset is an easy job and should take a mildly mechanical person 30 minutes to do. If you feel a bit of play in your steering after hard off road riding this is probable the issue. This is the same type of bearing used in serious off road motorcycle bikes. These new Headset bearings designed just for the Surron and use needle tapered bearings to establish many contact points in the headset resulting in a headset that is at least 20x as strong as the stock bicycle headset used in the past bikes. Luna has brought this issue up several times with Surron and now we have a robust answer to this issue. With hard riding and jumping the headset bearings would develop play and require replacing. For a while the headset has been the weakest link in the Surron motorcross bike.