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Geoff43 · **Posts:** 471 **Location:** canvey island { aka THE ROCK }

Decided after riding danbury sunday need dropper seatpost for the yeti ! Which one to get rockshock reverb looks good in reviews !

Mattvanders · **Posts:** 1429

Got a rock shox reverb, love it. had no problem with it and would reconmend. Have had a KS post as well which did thejob but just did not feelas well engineered.

Hightower · **Posts:** 99 **Location:** Welwyn Garden City

I have a reverb too- love it and it really helps your riding. If you were going to buy second hand the newer version was much better rated in all the reviews.

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Go reverb they are the bomb!

make sure it is all black don't get the silver collared model they are older and have the odd issue.

Evil · **Posts:** 355 **Location:** Hertford

I have had the silver collared one and it has had the odd issue. A service from Tf tuned is holding out though.

Geoff43 · **Posts:** 471 **Location:** canvey island { aka THE ROCK }

Time to splash the cash !!!

shouldgetoutmore · **Posts:** 500 **Location:** Stanford-le-hope

If you can go for the reverb stealth, you will have to drill a small hole for the hose at the bottom of the frame somewhere but it'll be worth it. It doesn't even look like a dropper.

Geoff43 · **Posts:** 471 **Location:** canvey island { aka THE ROCK }

No way drilling hole in me yeti dude lol

Geoff43 · **Posts:** 471 **Location:** canvey island { aka THE ROCK }

Right wot lenght ?? & if I want to put the lever underside of bars on left side I want a right hand lever ?? That correct

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Yeah if its going under the bar pick the opposite.

length wise i would measure your normal "seat up" position to the seat post clamp/qr collar and then order a reverb that allows you to match the minimum insertion and extension.

Apples · **Posts:** 311 **Location:** Chelmsford

When fully dropped, I have to pull the hose through toward the bars else the suspension sag rubs the back wheel on the hose. You may also want to change out the actuator valve connection as the stock connector broke on mine and is a little flimsy. Goodridge do a range of coloured connectors. And as Andy points out, get the opposite button for the side you want so you can mount the button under the bar. They are bloody handy on trails though, more important than gears over a short distance!

shouldgetoutmore · **Posts:** 500 **Location:** Stanford-le-hope

Apples wrote:

When fully dropped, I have to pull the hose through toward the bars else the suspension sag rubs the back wheel on the hose. You may also want to change out the actuator valve connection as the stock connector broke on mine and is a little flimsy. Goodridge do a range of coloured connectors. And as Andy points out, get the opposite button for the side you want so you can mount the button under the bar. They are bloody handy on trails though, more important than gears over a short distance!

All the more reason to go for the stealth version!

Apples · **Posts:** 311 **Location:** Chelmsford

Yep, given what I know now, I would have gone for the Stealth option

Geoff43 · **Posts:** 471 **Location:** canvey island { aka THE ROCK }

Mucho's gracios for advice fellas !!!

Geoff43 · **Posts:** 471 **Location:** canvey island { aka THE ROCK }

Got 1its a ks900 got it 2nd hand off ebay couldnt afford new reverb !!! How good is a dropper post couldnt do without it now !!!

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