PNW Components Loam Dropper Gen 2

You need to match the seatpost diameter to your bike frame's specific seat tube inner diameter. Most modern mountain bikes use 30.9mm or 31.6mm, but you should check your bike manufacturer's specifications or use the PNW Components Dropper Size Calculator to confirm your exact size.

The Gen 2 Loam Dropper features updated internals for smoother actuation and improved reliability in various trail conditions. It builds on the original's reputation for durability while refining the overall feel and performance.

More travel allows the saddle to get further out of your way on steep descents, which is generally preferred for aggressive riding. However, you must ensure the total length of the post fits your frame's seat tube depth and your personal saddle height requirements.

Yes, if you are comfortable with basic bike maintenance and cable routing. You will need to route the cable through your frame and attach it to the dropper post actuator, which typically requires standard cable cutters and basic hex keys.

The Loam Dropper Gen 2 is typically sold as the post itself. You will need to ensure you have a compatible dropper remote lever, such as the PNW Loam Lever, to actuate the post.