Best/Recommended Dropper Lever

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coop08

Posted: Jan 12, 2021 at 13:33	Quote
Looking to swap out my stock dropper lever that came on my Stumpy Evo. This plastic specialized one is digging into my thumb and is a problem. Anyone got a must-get lever out there?

gmoss

Posted: Jan 13, 2021 at 4:14	Quote
Wolf tooth light action lever is really nice.

mitch160

Posted: Jan 13, 2021 at 6:31	Quote
pnw loam lever is a good option. run one for 18 months and had 0 issues

Chief2slo

Posted: Jan 13, 2021 at 17:07	Quote
I’ll second the PNW loam, I love mine! No experience with the wolf tooth though.

pguard2112

Posted: Jan 13, 2021 at 20:09	Quote
I've been using the pnw loam lever with great results. I also hear great things about wolftooth's offerings as well.

ZipTheDog

Posted: Jan 13, 2021 at 20:43	Quote
WolfTooth ReMote. The best...so far.

Mivanov1224

Posted: Jan 14, 2021 at 6:10	Quote
Pauls dropper level best on the market, its like 99 bucks, blows everything else away

AndyGaspo

Posted: 1 days ago	Quote
I have a oneup remote it works great and is cheaper than one or wolftooth

parkourfan

Posted: 1 days ago

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coop08 wrote:

Looking to swap out my stock dropper lever that came on my Stumpy Evo. This plastic specialized one is digging into my thumb and is a problem. Anyone got a must-get lever out there?

Loam is solid. Some complaints about being able to position it perfectly, but it'll work for most people. Oneup one is easier to position, but less comfortable imo.

A must-get lever would be the paul components one, for gucci points. I've got no problems dropping an extra 30-40 bucks on a small trinket like that, assuming that it'll stay on the bike for quite some time and there's nothing to go wrong with it past smashing it into something.

Wolftooth and raceface ones will be a little uncomfy due to their harsher designs for added grip. However, they'd take less force to actuate and be more comfortable than the stock stuff.

gmoss

Posted: 1 days ago	Quote
I have had no issue with the Wolf. I wear gloves and it is no worse than a shifter. The easy push is, well, easy. A lot to pay, but as much as it is used, comfort, ergos and quality are important to me. Lots of good choices though.

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