Oxford Evo Descend Dropper Post - 31.6x150mm

The EVO Descend seatpost offers fast, precise saddle height adjustment. Utilizing a replaceable ai...

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The Oxford Evo Descend Dropper Post is designed for mountain bikers seeking fast, on-the-fly saddle height adjustments to improve handling and confidence on technical terrain. Featuring a robust air/oil cartridge and internal cable routing, it delivers smooth and reliable performance for trail riders and XC enthusiasts alike. While this post provides a significant upgrade to your bike's versatility, users should note that the internal routing requirement may necessitate a frame compatible with stealth dropper posts.

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Model Part Number5030009455858
BrandOxford

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FAQs

Does this post come with a remote lever?

Yes, the system is designed to be operated via a handle-bar mounted remote lever.

Can I perform my own maintenance?

The internal cartridge is designed to be replaceable, making long-term maintenance straightforward if performance degrades.

Is this post compatible with all bike frames?

No, it is specifically designed for frames with internal stealth routing. Check your frame specifications before installation.

How do I adjust the saddle angle?

Use the two-bolt clamp system located at the top of the post to fine-tune both the tilt and position of the saddle.

What is the diameter and travel of this specific model?

This model is 31.6mm in diameter with 150mm of travel.

Troubleshooting

Saddle is slow to return

Check the cable tension at the remote lever to ensure it is not too loose, and clean the stanchion of any built-up dirt.

Saddle moves or slips when seated

Verify that the two-bolt clamp fasteners are tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications.

Post does not drop when lever is pressed

Inspect the cable housing for kinks or high-friction points and ensure the cable is properly seated in the actuator.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Reliable air/oil actuation
  • Clean internal cable routing design
  • Secure two-bolt adjustment system
  • Smooth operation across varied terrain

Cons

  • Requires frame with internal routing compatibility
  • Installation can be complex for those unfamiliar with cable management

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before purchasing, ensure your mountain bike frame is designed for internal dropper post routing, as this model will not work with external routing ports. For installation, you will need to thread the cable through the frame and connect it to the base of the post, ensuring proper tension for the lever. Regularly check the two-bolt saddle clamp for proper torque to prevent unwanted saddle movement. Keep the stanchion clean of heavy grit and mud to maintain the smooth performance of the internal seals.

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