The Ultimate Dropper Post Upgrade – Go Wireless!

Upgrade your dropper post with the first-ever electronic conversion kit! No need to replace your current setup—our wireless, fast-acting system brings you effortless activation, sleek design, and a hassle-free install.
- Instant response – No lag, no resistance, just smooth operation.
- No cables, no maintenance – A cleaner, more reliable solution.
- USB-C fast charging – Ready to ride in under 10 minutes.

[pinoyteam]

But it still has a wire, right? I saw the video 2X, and I saw the wire installation from post to actuator. And please don't explain to me wireless means no cable. That's a wire I saw.

[madddawgkeef]

@OnlyMotion any plans for any 27.2 versions. Where I can see this really being useful is for kids who don't have long fingers to press a normal dropper post. Please 27.2 version?

[aidenspringfpvfiller]

I'm here for the idea as long as it works close to the same as AXS, the cable thing weirded me out due to it supposed to be easy, the stack hight of the dropper is high enough that it's restricting the amount of travel you can have, and we can't change the remote or use another lever which can be pricey if the design isn't bulletproof. Overall the idea is good, just make it simple and price it competitivly, if it ends up more than a already electric post then the idea is obsolete, if this helps at all thats good but I'm just a random commenter

[MikeinCC]

This would be awesome even if you needed to remove the 'dropper' from the bike to charge it. Looks like it's only tested with One Ups so far?

[tomtsang]

Nice idea, but can you make it true wireless?

[erickcarlson]

Yes, it's wireless. There's also a wire. And they recommend using it.

[kistinka]

It is use wire instead wire. So it is wired wireless

[chrishurley]

I guess in the post truth society this is wireless?

[GermanSolid]

For me there is absolutely no sense! Its the Same shit to build in the System Like before

[evanm.]

Makes zero sense. Only sense it could be is less cable drag and pinch point friction...but thats not really super worth fixing such small issues