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ReMote Sustain for Reverb B-Post

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Management number 235469886 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price US$39.98 Model Number 235469886
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With its ergonomic design, smooth action, and breakaway axle, the patent-pending Wolf Tooth ReMote has quickly become the go-to upgrade for cable-actuated dropper posts. But "cable-actuated" left a lot of riders out, most notably those using RockShox's hydraulically-actuated Reverb seatpost and its push-button remote.

When considering the Reverb Stealth, and listening to comments from riders and mechanics about their experiences, Wolf Tooth realized that many ergonomic, consistency, and maintenance issues could be addressed by removing the secondary hydraulic system in favor of a simple cable and mechanical actuator. Their Sustain mechanism leaves the internal brake untouched while simplifying the Reverb system substantially, freeing up significant space inside of the seatpost while allowing the use of the proven, robust, and easily-serviced ReMote lever. Tactile feedback is improved, return speeds are accelerated, and lever throw is reduced. Includes all parts necessary for installation.

B seatposts feature a gold "Rock Shox" logo below post head and a black "Speed" adjuster on the push-button remote. Also compatible with 2017 1X Reverb Posts.

 

For installation instructions, watch the video above, or view step by step instructions on Wolf Tooth's website


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