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gravel bike dropper

gravel bike dropper ReMote Drop Bar – Wolf Tooth Components

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gravel bike dropper ReMote Drop Bar – Wolf Tooth ComponentsReMote Drop Bar is a new dropper lever option for gravel bikes, drop bar mountain bikes, road bikes, and any other bike with drop bars. It can be actuated while riding on the hoods or in the drops thanks to refined ergonomics and a longer lever for easier access. Two 11mm diameter Enduro bearings are used at the pivot point for smooth actuation. This arrangement of bearings adds durability to the design, eliminates play, and allows for a smaller

 

ReMote Drop Bar is a new dropper lever option for gravel bikes, drop bar mountain bikes, road bikes, and any other bike with drop bars. It can be actuated while riding on the hoods or in the drops thanks to refined ergonomics and a longer lever for easier access. Two 11mm diameter Enduro bearings are used at the pivot point for smooth actuation. This arrangement of bearings adds durability to the design, eliminates play, and allows for a smaller assembly compared to similar dropper levers. The machined clamp is positioned on the outside of the handlebars, which allows for the base to be closer to the bars, creating an assembly with a lower profile than competitors.

  • Compatible with all cable-actuated dropper posts on bikes with drop bars
  • Compatible with drop bar bikes that have 1x or 2x in mechanical or electronic shifting
  • Complete CNC-machined assembly
  • Outboard clamp orientation does not interfere with hand placement
  • Cable management pocket keeps cable end tucked away and out of sight
  • Replacement parts available

    Recommended inline barrel adjuster: An inline barrel adjuster is needed to adjust the tension on the cable. For your convenience, you can purchase it alongside the ReMote Drop Bar on this page. Simply select the Inline Barrel Adjuster option or the Inline Barrel Adjuster and Cable Kit option before adding the ReMote Drop Bar to your cart. All components can also be purchased individually  here.

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Tech Specs

Weight: 37g  
Material: 6061 T6 aluminum with stainless steel hardware
Not Included: Cable and Housing

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