Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We're at theTaipei Cycle Show taking na closer look at the new KS Rage Circuit electronic dropper post.
It comes in at around $399, making it way cheaper than pretty much any other wireless dropper on the market.
It's got a load of new features, such as moving from Bluetooth to a 2.7 gigahertz connection between the dropper lever and the dropper post, which means that you can really finely control the up and down of the post.
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We're at theTaipei Cycle Show taking na closer look at the new KS Rage Circuit electronic dropper post.
It comes in at around $399, making it way cheaper than pretty much any other wireless dropper on the market.
It's got a load of new features, such as moving from Bluetooth to a 2.7 gigahertz connection between the dropper lever and the dropper post, which means that you can really finely control the up and down of the post.
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