SDG Components Tellis Dropper Post
An absolute workhorse, the SDG Components Tellis dropper post features an easy cable-actuated, sealed hydraulic cartridge system and durable build for reliable performance on the trails.
- Included left-handed 1x remote lever's featherlight thumb actuation requires minimal force to activate
- Internally routed, infinitely adjustable design features a fully sealed alloy cage and stainless-tip cartridge system with intelligent keyway to ensure minimal play
- Designed for easy installation with a cable head that attaches at the base
- 3D-forged alloy head with 7075-T6 aluminum forged clamp is durable and reliable
- Trelleborg seals provide increased sealing capacity to keep the grease in and everything else out
- IGUS bushings decrease stiction to give you smoother post action
- Cold weather approved: tested down to -4°F (-20°C)
- Includes a left-handed 1x remote lever with premium Jagwire Lex Slick housing, stainless cable and hardware
Imported.
View all SDG Components Dropper Posts| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
|---|---|
| Seatpost Diameter | 30.9 MM x 170 MM: 30.9 millimeters 31.6 MM x 125 MM: 31.6 millimeters |
| Seatpost Length | 30.9 MM x 170 MM: 507 millimeters 31.6 MM x 125 MM: 417 millimeters |
| Seatpost Setback | 0 millimeters |
| Seatpost Travel | 30.9 MM x 170 MM: 170 millimeters 31.6 MM x 125 MM: 125 millimeters |
| Cable Routing | Internal |
| Seatpost Material | Aluminum |
| Weight | 30.9 MM x 170 MM: 570 grams 31.6 MM x 125 MM: 530 grams |
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Works great until it doesn’t
Dropper worked great for awhile. Easy to service and worked as expected until about the one year mark. Dropper won’t stay in the up or down position unless you hold it in that position for 3+ seconds. Changed the cable housing and bought a replacement cartridge and still no luck. Reached out to the SDG customer service, they emailed me back once then crickets. I replaced this dropper with a PNW and couldn’t be happier. It was much cheaper too.
They don’t stand behind their products
3 months of riding. About 100 miles or so. Dropper stopped moving up and down. Completely stuck. Forest rd riding only. My thought is the key ways slipped and locked it in place. SDG will not warranty. They don’t stand behind their product. Shelling out even more money for a new one. Going with PNW. Even shop said the product isn’t good and their warranty sucks.
Have two of these, great in all conditions
I bought one of these dropper posts for my full sus MTB and it has worked flawlessly since day 1, so I bought a second one for my fatbike. Both have worked without issue from 0 degrees F in the snow, to 100+ degrees in the dry dry dust. I live in Minnesota and so we experience a wide breadth of temperatures and precipitation, This post has worked through them all!