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I'm an old-school rider who didn't get his first dropper-post until he got one as stock spec on a Specialized Fuse Expert that he bought in 2017.

Sure, 2021 is more than a little bit late-to-the-game for me to be writing an article on my personal blog advocating for the use of dropper-posts on mountain bikes. But, you see, I ride on a regular basis with a few other old doods, militant Luddites all, who have yet to upgrade their bikes to a seat-post that drops with the pull of a trigger. I've been trying to convert them for years, at every opportunity singing the praises of dropper-posts loud and clear, to no avail.

So this blog post that I've written today is all I've got left, my last-ditch effort to try to get them (and any other old-school Luddite resisters) to see the light: Let's ride with a dropper-post!
 

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Takes a while to get brain to adjust......they are very useful in many scenarios(descending mainly)and you'll eventually see the light get brighter.
I was hesitant at first and literally rode a year without even thinking to use most of time then it just one day clicked.
 

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I'm an old-school rider who didn't get his first dropper-post until he got one as stock spec on a Specialized Fuse Expert that he bought in 2017.

Sure, 2021 is more than a little bit late-to-the-game for me to be writing an article on my personal blog advocating for the use of dropper-posts on mountain bikes. But, you see, I ride on a regular basis with a few other old doods, militant Luddites all, who have yet to upgrade their bikes to a seat-post that drops with the pull of a trigger. I've been trying to convert them for years, at every opportunity singing the praises of dropper-posts loud and clear, to no avail.

So this blog post that I've written today is all I've got left, my last-ditch effort to try to get them (and any other old-school Luddite resisters) to see the light: Let's ride with a dropper-post!
I applaud you for fighting the good fight. People just don't know how much better they could have it, sometimes. It's at least worth a try. You can pick one up used for around $100 usually. Sell it for what you paid if you hate it :)
 

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I'm an old-school rider who didn't get his first dropper-post until he got one as stock spec on a Specialized Fuse Expert that he bought in 2017.

Sure, 2021 is more than a little bit late-to-the-game for me to be writing an article on my personal blog advocating for the use of dropper-posts on mountain bikes. But, you see, I ride on a regular basis with a few other old doods, militant Luddites all, who have yet to upgrade their bikes to a seat-post that drops with the pull of a trigger. I've been trying to convert them for years, at every opportunity singing the praises of dropper-posts loud and clear, to no avail.

So this blog post that I've written today is all I've got left, my last-ditch effort to try to get them (and any other old-school Luddite resisters) to see the light
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