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The Vario support becomes even more variable

You can mount the saddle a little further forward or a little further back on the seat post head. However, the adjustment range is by no means large. A new component manufacturer has come up with an interesting extension for the Reverb dropper post that positions the saddle significantly further back or forward. This allows the virtual, or in some cases actual, seat angle to be significantly influenced.

It doesn't really matter whether you are familiar with the terms "Actual Seat Angle", "Virtual Seat Angle" or "Virtual Seat Angle at Seat Height". This is because the new Swiss manufacturer Fair Bicycle is launching a product with which you can virtually influence the seating and riding behavior of a mountain bike with a Reverb dropper post. The means to an end is an adapter clamp that positions the saddle in front of and behind the actual seat clamp.

For example, the so-called Drop Best enables an offset of 27 millimetres and an adjustment of the seat angle by two degrees. The Drop Best is made from aluminum in Switzerland. The two bike industry professionals Marco Giarrana and Valentin Wendel are behind Fairbycycle. The two are committed to environmentally friendly production and packaging, which they are also implementing with their first product, more information can be found here.

The Drop Best is now available in direct sales:

fairbicycle.com


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