Wolf Tooth Components ReMote Dropper Remote with Handlebar Clamp
Solve common dropper remote complaints with the compact, ergonomic and sturdy Wolf Tooth Components ReMote dropper remote. This patent-pending design comes with a ready-to-mount handlebar clamp.
- Massive 21mm sealed-cartridge ball-bearing pivot provides smooth operation and unparalleled modulation
- Cable-kind clamp features a precision-machined cable path and custom clamping screw with captive washer that won't damage cables
- Low-profile ReMote lever sits close to the bar to keep it away from your knee and to minimize the distance your thumb must move from the grip
- Integrated barrel adjuster makes on-the-fly cable adjustments easy and eliminates the rattles caused by common inline cable adjusters
- Breakaway axle pivot features an engineered failure point, allowing the lever to break away from its base in the event of a crash
- Comfortable, high-traction lever has a grippy surface to ensure control in wet or dry conditions, with or without gloves
- UpFront cable is attached at the lever, making installation and adjustments quick and easy
- 22.2mm clamp fits standard mountain handlebars and places the dropper remote in the left shifter position
- Broadly compatible standard ReMote has been tested for use with most cable-actuated dropper posts
- For 1x drivetrains only
- Made in Minneapolis, Minnesota
Made in USA.
View all Wolf Tooth Components Dropper Post Levers| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
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| Weight | 36 grams |
| Material(s) | 6061 T6 aluminum with Delrin axle |
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Nice, but buy the Pro Version instead
Solid construction and materials and I love how Wolf Tooth sells replacement parts so you can always fix the lever rather than buysing a new one, but I suggest buying the Pro Dropper lever for the following reasons: 1) this lever has next to no adjustability, the only adjustement is based on the location and rotation of the clamp (I bought the 22.2 clamp version) 2) the lever feel is dull and flat--the oval cam of the pro version feels way nicer (the pro version has a very progressive, solid feel) 3) While a very elegant design, I found it awkward that the mounting bolt is the same bolt that holds the pully and lever in place so when you take it on and off or mount it, you essentially have to hold the whole unit together until you get the screw threaded.
It does the job
Easy to install, but I have had it a little over a month and most of the paint has already chipped off.
Works well but overpriced
It works well but really no need for it to cost what it costs, but that can be said for pretty much everything bike-related... Main difference from other levers is that it has a bearing.
Great dropper lever
Best dropper lever I have used. Smooth easy actuation and comfortable feel. Works on different posts.