PRO
Koryak Adjustable Seatpost

Current price: $135.00 - $159.49 ~~Original price: $289.99~~

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You're tired of playing catch up after every elevation change as your dropper-riding compatriots speed ahead while you're left fumbling with a quick-release and pondering the correct saddle height for the next set of trails. As soon as the PRO Koryak Adjustable Seatpost you ordered after the most recent lung-searing interval session arrives, you'll be back in the pack with on-the-fly seatpost adjustability to adapt instantly to changes in the trail. Its aluminum construction and cable actuation blend perfectly on your frame with clean internal routing and a price tag that leaves some cash left over for snacks at the post-ride taqueria run.

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Adjust your seat height on the fly with this dropper post
120mm of smooth, cable-actuated travel
Aluminum construction balances weight, durability, and cost
Internal cable routing nets clean frame lines
Infinite travel lets you dial in the perfect height for the trail ahead
Item #PRS003H

Material: alloy
Diameter: 30.9mm, 31.6mm
Length: 400mm
Travel: 120mm
Dropper: cable actuated
Claimed Weight: [30.9mm] 1lb 3.3oz (520g), [31.6mm] 1lb 2.9oz (536g)
Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

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1 out of 5 stars

June 24, 2023

Horrible

Post came on certified pre-owned XC race bike. From the start had problems. Clamp is horrendous. Like the other reviewer, clamp came lose during multiple ride(s)/race(s) then pointed the seat up. Had to stop and punch the seat nose down. After I did this, there is no adjusting the angle because the clamp will not stay tight, and seat gets wobbly and unpredictable. Had to go to hardware store for a fix, which did not remain permanent. Avoid!

rohp775613 r

Originally reviewed on Competitivecyclist.com

1 out of 5 stars

April 30, 2023

Bad dropper

Familiarity:: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

It goes up and down, but has so many issues. The seat clamp is awful. I tightened it to spec and it came loose and sent the seat straight up in a ride. I had to tighten it down to keep it from injuring me, now I can't adjust the saddle angle at all. It has a lot of play both left to right and back and forth. I've only ridden it twice, and it's been a major negative factor on both rides.

Aram K