The new support diameter measures 34.9 millimetres, which was previously not available on the Reverb; this variant will be targeted at Liteville riders, among others. The Stealth version, in which the hydraulic line to the remote is routed through the seat tube (Scott or Trek, for example, currently offer frames with this), will shine with 150 millimetres of lowering travel. With the standard version with the cable outlet at the seat clamp, mountain bikers have to make do with 100 and 125 millimetres of drop.

New collar width
The Americans also provide the counter-trend to the trend towards more drop: Rock Shox calls the "Enduro Collar" a small part with which the rider can define the insertion depth of the seatpost. This means that the seatpost does not ride all the way in, but only up to the set, defined point. The small lowering limiter is compatible with all Reverb versions.

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