An essential component to enduro and all-mountain riders, this Magura Vyron Elect Wireless Remote Dropper Post will let you ride with 100% safety and efficiency, at the touch of a button without cluttering up your bike with cables.

Dial-in your Seatpost for the Terrain Ahead

A wireless dropper seatpost guarantees more fun and more safety on technical trails by letting you instantly dial-in your saddle height to suit the terrain ahead, with its 150mms of smooth travel. Once you navigate the technical section, one flick of a finger will set your saddle back to its perfect: that's optimal riding efficiency from this Magura Vyron Elect Wireless Remote Dropper.

Wireless Operations Remote

The Magura Vyron Elect Wireless Remote Dropper Post utilises Magura's eLECT Remote with ANT+ wireless technology. You can mount the wireless remote on either side of your cockpit. If you also have a Magura suspension fork and/or shock unit with eLECT functions on your bike, you can choose what you prefer: one eLECT remote for the Vyron wireless dropper post and another for forks and/or shock(s) – or you can use all three buttons on a single remote to control every aspect. That's full bike control at the touch of a button.

Rechargeable Battery

This wireless dropper seatpost has a rechargeable battery that needs topping up after approximately 400 actuations. It contains a motion sensor that puts it to sleep mode to save battery power when the bike is not moving. The battery will recharge from empty in around 3 hours via the micro USB port.

About Seat Posts

A good quality seat post will save weight and hold your saddle securely. Seatposts are made in various materials, alloy and carbon being the two most common, alloy posts are lightweight, durable and cost efficient, while carbon posts are the popular choice for top end machines. Seat posts vary in where they hold the saddle relative to their own centre line so make sure you have enough adjustment on your saddle rails to allow for this or you could end up with your saddle too far forwards. A seat post needs to fit your frame exactly and are measured by as little as 0.2mm. When choosing a new one, either read off the measurement from your old seat post or measure it carefully with a vernier calliper. Make sure you lubricate the frame (unless they're carbon fibre) before insertion or you'll struggle to get it out again.

About the Magura brand

Established in 1893. Magura have lead the way in hydraulic disc brake technology. They were the first company to produce a hydraulic rim brake with the HS33 and the first company to use a cast single piece caliper, the Gustav M which is now 10 years old and has been used by legends such as Tomac, Palmer and the modern brakes are being used by the likes of Liam Killeen and Tyler "Super T" Klassen. For 2007 Magura have introduced a completely new range of forks featuring a dual arch and the Maxle on their freeride fork.