How do you fix a slow dropper post?

How do you fix a slow dropper post?

If the dropper post moves slowly, then you can add a little more cable tension by turning the barrel adjuster a couple more turns counterclockwise. If your dropper post is moving without pressing the lever (it won’t stay up as you are riding), then you have too much tension on the cable. You’ll want to REMOVE tension.

What is RockShox reverb oil?

The RockShox Reverb hydraulic fluid – 1Ltr comes in a 120ml bottle. This is a high-performance hydraulic fluid that is specially formulated for the Reverb hydraulic seat post. It is ideal for use with the Reverb internals and remote.

How do you pump up RockShox reverb?

How to inflate your RockShox Reverb Stealth

  1. Remove saddle. Fully extend the post and remove your saddle by undoing both of the saddle-clamp bolts.
  2. Remove valve cap. Clean all of the parts of the clamp, including the bolts and the top of the post.
  3. Inflate to 250psi.
  4. Reassemble.

Is reverb fluid the same as Shimano brake fluid?

Yes. Both reverb oil and Shimano oil are mineral and similar viscosity.

Can you lubricate a dropper post?

The best thing you can do to prolong the life of your dropper seat post is to keep it clean. To keep the main wiper seal in good working order, it is recommended to apply a small amount of suspension lube to the clean seal to keep it lubricated.

How much does it cost to service a dropper post?

Dropper Post Service- $30-$75-$125.

Can I Have my RockShox Reverb stealth seatpost serviced?

We recommend that you have your RockShox Reverb Stealth seatpost serviced by a qualified bicycle mechanic. Servicing RockShox products requires knowledge of suspension components as well as specialized tools and fluids used for service.

How do I service the reverb stealth seatpost?

Use caution when servicing the Reverb Stealth seatpost not to scratch any sealing surfaces, being especially careful not to scratch the upper post, the inside of the lower post, the inner seal head, or damage any o-rings or bushings. Use aluminum soft jaws to prevent damage to the seatpost or any seatpost components when clamping into a vise.

What size hydraulic fluid do I need for my reverb dropper post?

It’s important to note that Reverb dropper posts require a specific 2.5 weight hydraulic fluid that’s not the same as brake fluid. So make sure you purchase the right product – it will come as part of a bleed kit though.

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