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SDG Components
Tellis V2 Dropper Post

5 out of 5 stars
2 Reviews
$199.99 - $228.99

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Unmatched durability and smooth action define the Tellis V1 Dropper Post for endless trails

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:


"This dropper post just works. The intelligent design means no fussing with adjustments or worrying about weather conditions. The sealed cartridge, high-quality bushings, and smooth remote make every drop feel effortless."


The Tellis V1 Dropper Post is designed for riders who demand reliability and simplicity on every ride. SDG has packed this post with premium features, starting with its smooth-actuating 1x remote lever, outfitted with IGUS bushings for friction-free action. Trelleborg seals and Jagwire Lex Slick housing ensure that mud, dust, and even sub-zero temperatures won't interfere with performance. The intelligent keyway system keeps play to a minimum, so you get a solid, predictable feel every time you drop or raise your saddle.


With internal routing and a fully sealed cartridge, the Tellis V1 is ready for the long haul. Whether you're bombing descents or grinding climbs, this post's seamless actuation and sturdy construction keep you in control. Plus, installation is simple, thanks to the intuitive cable attachment at the base. Available in multiple lengths and diameters, the Tellis V1 is the workhorse dropper post your setup deserves.


Details

  • Trail-ready dropper post with a proven platform and enhanced design
  • Wintek cartridge, IGUS bushings, and Trelleborg seals deliver smooth, reliable performance
  • Larger stanchion diameter boosts durability and minimizes deflection on rough trails
  • Low-profile, patent-pending head design with side-access bolts for easy adjustments
  • Travel reduction shims allow quick adjustments by 5mm, 10mm, or 20mm
  • Quad-seal system keeps moisture and dirt out for long-lasting function
  • Hybrid keyway system minimizes rotational play while maximizing strength
  • Extensive travel options from 55mm to 230mm to suit any riding style
  • Item #SDC1WUM
Material
aluminum
Diameter
30.9mm, 31.6mm
Offset
0mm
Travel
75mm, 100mm, 125mm, 150mm, 170mm, 200mm, 230mm
Dropper
mechanical
Includes
travel reduction shims (5mm, 10mm, 20mm)
Manufacturer Warranty
lifetime
Activity
cross-country, trail, enduro

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Ian BGearhead
5 out of 5 stars

May 23, 2024

Smooth, Simple, and Bomber

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer
Size Bought:
34.9/ 200mm
Height:
5' 11"
Weight:
180

I've been fortunate enough to run this post for the last several months, and good golly has it impressed. Out of the box, the first thing that I noticed is the unique saddle clamp. The angled bolts on the sides mean that you can use pretty much any style of hex wrench to get things fastened down, and the easy access means you can get out on the trail that much faster. Once the clamps are properly torqued, the saddle is totally locked in; even on some fairly hard hits the saddle didn't move at all. SDG also includes travel adjusting shims with the post. I had to shim mine down from 200mm to 190mm to fit in my S5 Specialized Enduro frame, and making that travel adjustemnt is super straightforward. What this means for you is that you can maximize your available travel even if you're unsure that the longer version will fit your bike. If you need to bump the travel down by a hair to make everything fit, you can make the necessary adjustment in minutes. Arguably the biggest hit for this post, and SDG in general, is the durability. Dropper posts have never been known as the most reliable components on bikes, and while they'vecome a long way since their inception, anybody whorides regualrly has almost certainly had some kind of issue with their dropper. In this respect, SDG absolutely shines. After many miles of fairly heavy duty riding, this post is operating as smooth as it was out of the box, and there is virtually no side to side play in the saddle. The Tellis V1 is one of, if not the , most reliable post on the market, and the V2 simply makes improvements upon that. While not the shortest post on the market, If you can fit this on your bike I recommend grabbing one, as you'll get years of worry free use from it. I can't recommend this post enough, so if you're in the market for a new dropper, be sure to take a serious look at this one!

Brian SGearhead
5 out of 5 stars

April 19, 2024

Everything I could ask for in a dropper.

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

I've had the opportunity to ride the V2 for a few months now and I am loving it. Swapping saddles and making adjustments with the improved saddle clamp is so easy! The bolts on the side mean I can loosen and tighten the bolts with a Y-wrench with plenty of room to spare. Getting proper torque is important for the clamp bolts, but once it's set up, my saddles haven't budged at all despite some awkward hits on the trail. The rest of the post's setup is very simple and straightforward including the travel adjustments. I have the 230mm travel on my Ripmo (L) and ended up needing to shim it down to 220mm. A couple of minutes was all it took without even removing the post from the bike. The shorter stack height from the clamp and the shorter actuator of the V2 allow the post to just barely fit at the 220mm travel setting with the post slammed in the frame for my saddle height. It ends up bending the housing a bit to exit the frame near the BB but it doesn't impact the functionality of the post or bind the cable. If I wanted the housing to be a little cleaner, I could shim the post to 210mm and just not have the post as slammed in the frame. I love having that amount of travel though! The post is super smooth and has zero side-to-side play after months of use. The Tellis V1 is known for having a stellar reputation for durability and reliability. It's far and away the post with the least amount of warranty claims. I expect to have many seasons on this post without issue, and to me, that's worth the slightly longer stack height and length over other posts.