Race Face Turbine R Dropper Post
Designed to fit more travel into a shorter space, the Race Face Turbine R dropper post features low-profile seat clamp design, 25 g weight savings from the previous version and 150 mm of drop.
- Low-profile seat clamp design—based on the Fox Transfer platform—dramatically reduces stack height, allowing more travel to fit into a shorter space
- User-friendly clamp design makes mounting a saddle and getting its position dialed is easy as can be
- Fox-designed internals provide infinite height adjustment and easier serviceability than previous versions
- Designed to use standard shifter cable and housing
Imported.
View the Race Face Turbine Product LineView all Race Face Dropper Posts| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
|---|---|
| Seatpost Diameter | 30.9 x 150 MM Travel: 30.9 millimeters 30.9 x 175 MM Travel: 30.9 millimeters 31.6 x 150 MM Travel: 31.6 millimeters 31.6 x 175 MM Travel: 31.6 millimeters |
| Seatpost Length | 30.9 x 150 MM Travel: 418 millimeters 30.9 x 175 MM Travel: 475 millimeters 31.6 x 150 MM Travel: 418 millimeters 31.6 x 175 MM Travel: 475 millimeters |
| Seatpost Setback | 0 millimeters |
| Seatpost Travel | 30.9 x 150 MM Travel: 150 millimeters 30.9 x 175 MM Travel: 175 millimeters 31.6 x 150 MM Travel: 150 millimeters 31.6 x 175 MM Travel: 175 millimeters |
| Cable Routing | Internal |
| Seatpost Material | Aluminum |
| Weight | 520 grams |
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Not great, gets stuck
Out of the box, the dropper would get stuck. It sticks in the down position, doesnt always fully extend and does not retract smoothly. I checked that cable tension was good and seat clamp not too tight, even pulled it apart to clean and grease. This is going back and I think I'll try a OneUp
Avoid if you ride in the winter
I have 4 mountain bikes I ride regularly. They have a range of manufacturers' dropper posts. This one does not work in the cold. Meaning, I guess the mech inside freezes in the "open" position so the seat will not stay up or down, making the bike unrideable. Maybe you take the winter off, but I bike year round and wish I did not have this post.

