How To Tighten Dropper Post Cable at Henry Mccathie blog

How To Tighten Dropper Post Cable. If it’s in good condition, you will need to correct the tension so the lever engages the drop in the post. Just like a normal seatpost, setting the height of your dropper post is essential. 4.5/5    (8,291) We also recommend checking if the seat post clamp isn’t too tight, as this can cause the dropper post to stop working too. Either could prevent the lever from returning to the closed position after being pushed. If it’s broken, you will need to get it replaced and rerun. Moving back to the front of the bike, you can now shorten the. Find the barrel adjuster (the rotating plastic piece that sits where the cable feeds into the lever). Feed the cable through the seat post routing hole until the cable is roughly in line with where the bottom of your dropper will sit. If the remote is not functioning properly and you are having issues dropping the seat post then you may need to adjust the cable tension with the barrel. If your dropper lever won’t stay closed, check that the cable tension isn’t too high or low. How to adjust your dropper post height. 4.5/5    (8,291) In this tech video we will look at some common problems and how to address them on your dropper post.

If it’s in good condition, you will need to correct the tension so the lever engages the drop in the post. Moving back to the front of the bike, you can now shorten the. How to adjust your dropper post height. If it’s broken, you will need to get it replaced and rerun. 4.5/5    (8,291) If your dropper lever won’t stay closed, check that the cable tension isn’t too high or low. Feed the cable through the seat post routing hole until the cable is roughly in line with where the bottom of your dropper will sit. We also recommend checking if the seat post clamp isn’t too tight, as this can cause the dropper post to stop working too. In this tech video we will look at some common problems and how to address them on your dropper post. 4.5/5    (8,291)

How To Adjust Dropper Post Cable at Isabel Erdman blog

How To Tighten Dropper Post Cable Moving back to the front of the bike, you can now shorten the. If your dropper lever won’t stay closed, check that the cable tension isn’t too high or low. If it’s in good condition, you will need to correct the tension so the lever engages the drop in the post. If it’s broken, you will need to get it replaced and rerun. If the remote is not functioning properly and you are having issues dropping the seat post then you may need to adjust the cable tension with the barrel. Either could prevent the lever from returning to the closed position after being pushed. How to adjust your dropper post height. In this tech video we will look at some common problems and how to address them on your dropper post. We also recommend checking if the seat post clamp isn’t too tight, as this can cause the dropper post to stop working too. 4.5/5    (8,291) Just like a normal seatpost, setting the height of your dropper post is essential. Moving back to the front of the bike, you can now shorten the. Find the barrel adjuster (the rotating plastic piece that sits where the cable feeds into the lever). Feed the cable through the seat post routing hole until the cable is roughly in line with where the bottom of your dropper will sit. 4.5/5    (8,291)