Is your bike’s dropper post electronic?

We want to know how widely electronic dropper posts like the RockShox Reverb AXS and Fox Transfer Neo have been adopted so far.
By Jeff Barber
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Close-up of a bicycle dropper post mechanism, showcasing a metallic gold shaft and a black attachment point with electronic connectors, set against a blurred green background.

Mountain bikes are becoming ever-more electrified today, from drivetrains to components like suspension and dropper posts. Wireless electronic dropper posts boast advantages when it comes to installation and configuration, though they’re also more expensive, and some riders worry about what will happen if the battery dies. Are the pros enough to outweigh the cons? We want to know how mountain bikers are placing their bets when it comes to electronic dropper posts.

Do you have a wireless electronic dropper post on your mountain bike?

Tell us why you do or don’t have a wireless electronic dropper post on your mountain bike in the comments below. 👇