Dropper Seat Post for the Stance E+1

[raymondkerr]

Can anyone recommend a dropper seat post for the Stance E+1 preferably sub £150 if possible. I notice there is no hole in the frame under the seat post, but I get you'd still be able to internally route a cable or hose down the seat stay and up to the front of the down tube where the cabling runs for the battery.

 

[2WheelDave]

Our local bike shop just installed a Giant Contact dropper in my wife's new Stance, it doesn't seem like it was all that hard. They moaned about it for a while, then called me 20 minutes later and said it was done. I think the post is around $250 Canadian though.

 

[The Flying Dutchman]

Can anyone recommend a dropper seat post for the Stance E+1 preferably sub £150 if possible. I notice there is no hole in the frame under the seat post, but I get you'd still be able to internally route a cable or hose down the seat stay and up to the front of the down tube where the cabling runs for the battery.

This is the dropper for you: Brand-X Ascend Dropper Seatpost (125mm & 150mm) | Chain Reaction Cycles

The Brand-X Dropper is just as good (if not better) than many of the 'fancy brands' but for much less $$

Cable routing is a nightmare on Ebikes but you can reuse the outer cable with new dropper and remote.

 

[Tony.OK]

This is the dropper for you: Brand-X Ascend Dropper Seatpost (125mm & 150mm) | Chain Reaction Cycles

The Brand-X Dropper is just as good (if not better) than many of the 'fancy brands' but for much less $$

Cable routing is a nightmare on Ebikes but you can reuse the outer cable with new dropper and remote.

Yep, and 2 year warranty vs Giant 1year warranty and soft coating that wears out very fast.

 

[04fuxake]

This is the dropper for you: Brand-X Ascend Dropper Seatpost (125mm & 150mm) | Chain Reaction Cycles

The Brand-X Dropper is just as good (if not better) than many of the 'fancy brands' but for much less $$

Cable routing is a nightmare on Ebikes but you can reuse the outer cable with new dropper and remote.

The Ascend-II dropper has external routing if you don't want to remove the motor. It does mean you have to snug a cable to the frame though.