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@Zaeius: Like others say, just because you have 210mm of drop doesn't mean you have to use it all every time you actuate the post. If you like thigh bruises by all means run it high sometimes. But when the trail gets steep I know my boys are happy that seat isn't trying to play whack a mole. For the intention of this bike (riding steep, gnar, park) you are going to benefit from not getting hung around the seat or a nice booty slap. Top DH racers: Surely some do ride a higher seat by choice like yourself which is great but also remember they don't have droppers (yet?) so keeping in slightly higher so they can sneak in a seconds rest or tuck could be beneficial instead of having to stand the entire race. Furthermore, lots of DH bike designs do not allow the seat to go lower without having tire to seat contact due to so they are forced to run them with post extended. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but from my experience anytime I get on a bike with a longer dropper it allows the bike to move under me more freely and I love it, so I'm stoked on this progression!

Why would you not want to be able to run the longest possible dropper post? Meant for aggressive riding where you want the seat to be furthest out of the way as possible.

So sick claw! Wish we could see one of Jords signature cork 7s on one of those....

Yeee Austin! Good stuff.

Hell ya Matt!

Unreal Aaron!

Hell ya boys! Banger vid Lorny!!