We’ve been riding the PNW Components Bachelor dropper post all Winter, and have a run down of our thoughts in the video review below. The post retails for $299 USD, and comes with PNW’s high end ‘Loam Lever’. It’s built from lightweight 7075 alloy, and is available in 150 and 170mm lengths, and 30.9, 31.6, and 34.9 diameters.
PNW was founded with the idea keeping overhead costs low, working direct with manufacturers and focusing on a product that is high quality, but ends up in the consumers hands at a reasonable price.
More info at: PNW Components
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