KS Vantage Dropper Seat Post 30.9mm 210-180mm

Key Features:

• Lightweight design
• Smooth dropper action
• Durable construction

The KS Vantage dropper seat post offers a seamless blend of performance and reliability for mountain bikers. Engineered for precision, it features a lightweight design that enhances your ride without compromising strength. Enjoy smooth and consistent dropper action, allowing for quick adjustments on the trail. Built to withstand the rigors of off-road cycling, this seat post ensures durability and longevity, making it an essential upgrade for any serious rider.

Introducing the all new KS Vantage.

With revolutionary TravelTune technology, the riders can custom tune the travel to suit individual needs and their specific fit. While others offer adjustable travel, it is limited to pre-set dimensions, and as such, lacks true tunability.

KS is the first and only dropper seat post manufacturer to offer travel adjust that is infinite and does not require the post to be disassembled to accomplish the travel tuning.

Features:

• Designed for internal frame routing 30mm of user adjustable travel range adjustment in 1mm increments
• Travel adjustable in three ranges: 210~180mm / 170mm~140mm / 140mm~110mm
• Travel adjustable using a simple Allen wrench
• Compatible with all KS remotes Remote sold separately

Storage notes:

Must be stored Horizontally or self bleed will need to be unddertaken prior to use.

NEVER actuate the post upside down.

Self Bleed procedure:

@ Full travel, cycle the post up and down several times until the post firrms. If there is still some compression after your initial cycle. Contrinue cycling he post through its full travel a few more times until firm. It will firm with each cycle.

Easiest way to do this is whilst installed on the bike using the bikes dropper remote.

Alternatiively if fresh out of the box. stand the post up vertically and rest on a table top. Removing the actuator cap (if installed). Manually trigger the post using the allen key and follow the above bleed cycle.

Refer to below KS Suspension video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGIB7wlcDHU