Experience the ultimate in simplicity and convenience!
Say goodbye to complicated cable routing and hello to our eten lever-actuated dropper seat post!
Eten provides hassle-free seat height adjustment. It’s a great option for bikes shared between multiple riders.
With its user-friendly lever, eten makes seat height adjustments a breeze. No more fumbling or struggling; it’s perfect for bikes shared among friends or family. The eten is the ultimate problem solver, a one-size-fits-all solution that ensures everyone can ride in comfort and style.
It’s time to ride smarter, not harder.
Features
- alloy stanchion
- alloy mast
- sealed, air-sprung hydraulic cartridge
- short insertion length to travel ratio
- under saddle lever actuation
lever actuated
a dropper seat post actuated by a lever placed just below the saddle and operated by hand is an attractive choice for riders seeking a simple, user-friendly and cost-effective dropper seat post solution.
Simplicity and reliability: the direct hand-actuated mechanism eliminates the need for cables and external linkage systems. This design simplifies the setup and reduces the chances of mechanical issues or cable routing problems. It also minimises the risk of cable tension-related issues such as cable stretch, slack, or snap, ensuring reliable and consistent operation.
Enhanced durability: direct hand-actuated dropper seat posts generally have a simpler internal mechanism compared to cable-actuated versions. The design is less prone to internal cable friction, housing wear, or cable-related issues, resulting in a potentially more robust and long-lasting component.
Improved aesthetics and integration: the absence of external cables on a hand-actuated dropper seat post provides a cleaner and more streamlined appearance. The sleek design integrates well with the overall aesthetics of the bike frame and reduces clutter on the handlebars, creating a visually appealing and uncluttered cockpit.
Cost efficiency: the simplified design and reduced components contribute to lower manufacturing costs, making it a more affordable option for riders looking to upgrade their bike setup.