e*thirteen Vario Infinite Dropper Seatpost - 31.6 90-120mm Black
  • e*thirteen Black Vario Infinite Dropper Seatpost - 31.6mm, 90 - 120mm Travel
  • e*thirteen Black Vario Infinite Dropper Seatpost - 31.6mm, 90 - 120mm Travel
  • e*thirteen Black Vario Infinite Dropper Seatpost - 31.6mm, 90 - 120mm Travel
  • e*thirteen Black Vario Infinite Dropper Seatpost - 31.6mm, 90 - 120mm Travel

e*thirteen Vario Infinite Dropper Seatpost - 31.6 90-120mm Black

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Product Description

The e*thirteen Vario Infinite Dropper Seatpost in sleek black with a 31.6mm diameter offers a travel range from 90 to 120mm. It features a reliable gas - charged spring for infinitely - adjustable travel, and needs 20% less compression force than competitors. Its unique upper bushing allows 5mm - increment travel adjustments up to 30mm, all tool - free without removing the post from the bike. The 3D forged stanchion with an integrated head boosts stiffness and durability against unexpected saddle hits. It also provides 12mm of fore/aft saddle adjustment and 28° of total seat angle adjustment. We recommend pairing it with the newly designed cable - actuated Vario 1x Dropper Lever. Technical specs include a length of 400mm, a min height of 142mm, a weight of 450g, cable remote actuation, internal cable routing, a max height of 292mm, a standard rail clamp style, and an offset of 0mm.


Using your e*thirteen Vario Infinite Dropper Seatpost is easy. First, adjust the travel according to your needs. You can do this in 5mm increments up to 30mm without any tools, and there's no need to remove the post from the bike. To change the height of the seat, use the cable - actuated Vario 1x Dropper Lever. You can also adjust the fore/aft position of the saddle up to 12mm and the seat angle up to 28°. When it comes to maintenance, keep the seatpost clean. Wipe it down after each ride to remove dirt and debris. Check the cable regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If you notice any issues with the compression or movement, it's a good idea to take it to a professional bike mechanic. Also, make sure to store your bike in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.


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