Wolf Tooth Dropper Post Remote for Mountain Bike, Black, 6061 T6 Aluminum with Delrin Axle

This was a solid upgrade to my stock lever. The action is super smooth with a very light and responsive feel that makes it easy to drop and raise the post on the fly. Installation was quick and straight forward. The build material is strong quality and very durable. The ergonomics are spot on, it fits great under the bars and is easy to reach. Very functional! It looks great on my bike and was well worth the money.

The Wolf Tooth Dropper Post Remote is one of those upgrades you don’t realize you needed until you install it—and then you wonder how you ever rode without it. The action is smooth, precise, and insanely comfortable, with a solid feel that inspires confidence every time you hit the lever. Build quality is top-notch, installation is straightforward, and the adjustability makes it easy to dial in the perfect position. It’s a small component that makes a huge difference, and it’s absolutely worth it for anyone who cares about control and ride quality.

This remote took all the work out of the install! Well at least all the hard parts. Used with FOX Transfer dropper post. Likes: Allows the cable (barrel stop) to directly attach to internal dropper post, which then allows the cable to be threaded down the post/frame and up and out to the remote lever. This means all adjustments/final connections can then be made at the lever so you don’t have to pull the post every time. The lever looks great, has etching on thumb area for grip, is machined to have the cable fit nicely in a small groove (make sure you install on the correct side of the set screw), and doesn’t smash the cable when tightened. Barrel adjustment included on lever so I was able to eliminate an extra cable housing piece on the bike. Very happy with product! Cons: expensive.

Not sure why this is not the standard for cable actuated dropper posts. Most OEM dropper levers leave your thumb sore due to the lack of leverage on the cable. The Wolf Tooth Light Action Lever is simply the very best, and that's why I have 3 of them. The Very Very Best, period. Quality and durability is top notch, and why would anyone use anything else but Wolf Tooth. Just go to your local bike shop with a fleet of used bikes and try using the standard dropper lever. It's work. Then after my first Wolf Tooth light lever... think it's been 4 years, it's still smooth as silk. Awesome product Wolf Tooth.

Great lever. Easy actuation love the grip on the face of the lever. The ratio for actuation the post in nice for partial raising and lowering too. A lot of levers that I used in the past often began to fray The Wire in a few months of riding for me this design seems to eliminate that

I replaced an older Bontrager lever which worked fine but i needed it for another bike so I "upgraded" to the WolfTooth on the nicer bike. It does the job fine but not really better than the other one. A very solid 4+ stars but overall I probably like the Bontrager better... Pros: Easy to install Looks good Has good thumb grip Smooth operation Cons: Some up-down play in the pivot, as others mentioned, not too bad Too much grip, with fingerless gloves on long rides could be an issue Edges of lever are very sharp, could be an issue on slips/crashes Cable is exposed as well as the housing entry, I can see it collecting gunk A bit overpriced and overhyped

Nice machined part. Works great. I had originally ordered a competitors part (rhymes with Sunup), but the cable kept popping out over the cam under the push (pull cable) condition. it was tearing up the edge of the cam. that one needs improvement, although it looked nice. The Wolf Tooth has a lot of positive reviews and it was my original choice, but I wanted a lever that hid the cable, but you can't have it all. it does work very nice though, smooooth action and pretty solid except for a little up/down slop on the lever arm. It'll do.

Functions great! Expensive but high quality lever is extremely well made and comfortable to use. Installation was easier than expected. The serrations on the lever are perfect for thumb grip with or without gloves. I sure wouldn't want to go with a smooth lever during a race. My favorite feature is the ability to replace the breakaway hub in the center. It is designed to crack in a crash instead of breaking the lever. I'm disappointed that they didn't include a spare. It's a $0.50 piece of plastic. When you spend this kind of money for a tiny lever, you should get a spare, or 10.