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RockShox Reverb AXS XPLR A1 telescopic seat post, 27.2x400 mm, 50 mm

Name: RockShox Reverb AXS XPLR A1 telescopic seat post, 27.2x400 mm, 50 mm
Price: 569.0 EUR
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The new Reverb AXS XPLR telescopic seatpost brings more control, confidence and fun. Lowering the saddle means more space, so you don't have to awkwardly maneuver and awkwardly descend more technical sections. At RockShox, they created a completely new design using lightweight air-only internals, which also supports the new ActiveRide™ function - a built-in suspension option. It's like a little lift for the saddle. The Reverb AXS XPLR seat post is also equipped with SRAM AXS technology to be part of the most advanced personalized cockpit.

Telescopic revolution
Like its front-suspension sibling, the new Reverb AXS XPLR telescopic seatpost represents a paradigm shift for off-road riding. The most important thing is that you don't have to avoid what is coming at all costs. By simply lowering the saddle, your downhill ride will gain confidence and control, while the bike can move briskly beneath you.

Specifically designed for gravel
RockShox could have made the existing Reverb AXS dropper post a bit smaller, but that wouldn't be what gravel riders really need. The new Reverb AXS XPLR offers great performance built on all-new, air-only internals with a built-in ride suspension function called ActiveRide. Rock solid at full extension for maximum pedaling efficiency and the new AciveRide feature for vibration damping as you drive it home. The ActiveRide function is activated the moment you dive into the seatpost lift and can be adjusted to the rider's liking. It is available to iron out small bumps in the road, which translates into better contact between the bike and the ground and more comfort on longer rides. And finally, it's a seatpost capable of saving your...

Compatible with SRAM AXS
Because cooperation moves us forward. The new Reverb AXS XPLR seatpost features SRAM AXS technology, part of the most advanced personalized cockpit with advanced interaction, customization and connectivity with all AXS-equipped components. Využite silu AXS.

- Reverb's new AXS XPLR 27.2mm dropper post provides more control, confidence and fun for gravel
- ActiveRide - internals allowing filling only with air provide a completely firm position in the extended position. Press the AXS controller to switch to built-in suspension for a comfortable and confident ride on the roughest gravel sections
- There are two stroke variants to choose from - 50mm and 75mm
- The saddle lock is compatible with 7x10 oval carbon rails
- Seatpost lengths are 400mm and 350mm (only for 50mm lift)
- AXS technology enables customization for riders via the AXS mobile app
- AXS handlebar controls (for road or straight handlebars)
- Battery same as for other components equipped with SRAM AXS technology
- The system is completely waterproof and dustproof according to the IP69K standard - you can take the seat post anywhere
- SRAM AXS battery and battery charger included

Seat post diameter: 27.2mm
Stroke: 50mm
Seatpost length: 400mm
Control: AXS controller (sold separately)
Compatibility with saddle rails: oval (7x10 only), round/oval (7x9)

Product details

Colour	black
Telescopic seat post lift	50 mm
product ID	140780

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Dropper bike seat posts from RockShox

RockShox is one of the first producers of suspended forks and shocks. Paul Turner established this brand in 1989 in the USA. It all began in the garage of his family home. In 8 years, his company was worth 100 million dollars. He was nominated many times for his inventions into MTB hall of fame. The brand has been a subsidiary of Sram since 2002, and they continue resigning on the top.