RockShox Reverb Stealth Dropper Seatpost 150 mm

The RockShox Reverb Stealth dropper seatpost lets you lower and raise the saddle while pedalling, with 150 mm of travel. It is operated by a hydraulic handlebar button.

• Lower and raise the saddle by 150 mm with a single button
• Hydraulic control, mountable on the right (above) or left (below) the handlebar
• Cable hidden inside the frame thanks to Stealth internal routing
• Standard Rails saddle clamp and 0 mm offset for fitting your saddle
• Choose the diameter to suit your frame's seat tube: 31,6 or 30.9 mm

Technical specifications

• Diameter: 30.9 mm, 31.6 mm
• Travel: 150 mm
• Control: Standard Plunger, hydraulic; right (above) or left (below) position
• Cable routing: Internal (Stealth)
• Offset: 0 mm
• Saddle clamp: Standard Rails
• Manufacturer code (MPN): 00.6818.041.002

RockShox was founded in 1989 in North Carolina, USA, by Paul Turner and Steve Simons. Now part of SRAM, it designs forks, shocks and seatposts in Colorado Springs to accompany cyclists on the trails. Its story begins with the RS-1, the brand’s first suspension fork, launched in 1989.