Discover the latest mountain bike technologies from Rock Shox at Escapa. TheRock Shox Reverb AXS Telescopic Seatpost—no hoses. No routing. No wasted energy. Nothing to get in the way of your ride. We’ve created a reliable, wireless electronic dropper post and controller that activate with drastically less effort and zero distractions. Expanding what’s possible on a bike, theRock Shox Reverb AXS dropper post is powered by AXS technology—a new level of interaction, customization, and connectivity across all AXS-enabled components.
The wireless, electronic Rock Shox Reverb AXS™ is all Reverb, reimagined with a touch-activated controller instead of a pull lever. No second-guessing. No delay. A light, refreshing tap on the controller paddle provides instant engagement. A simple press of the paddle sends it down. Tap it again, and it’s back up. Perfect speed. Its infinite range lets you set it exactly where you need it, saving you time and energy while keeping your focus on the trail ahead.
FROM THE MOUNTAINS.
Mitch Ropelato is a mountain bike powerhouse. We gave him a Reverb AXS™ to test. He customized his controller’s assignments, started riding it, and decided to keep it on his bike. Competing at the EWS level and shredding full-time. Trust us, Mitch only uses what
Cutting the cables makes setup quick and easy. No external hoses. No internal routing. No wasted energy. The Reverb AXS™’s fully wireless design is quick to install and easy to pair. Complemented by an all-new seatpost head, the single-bolt rail-retention Giro makes saddle installation quick and effortless. Get it just right with an additional bolt on the front of the head for tilt adjustment and position locking. Loosen it and send it down. I like it.
VENT VALVE TECHNOLOGY
We don’t want you to have to use it, which is why we’ve created the most robust seatpost to date. But we also know that sometimes the inevitable happens. Over time, air and oil can mix, resulting in that annoying “sag” and the need for additional maintenance. Vent Valve technology lets you perform this simple service in just a few steps, without removing the seatpost. Press the valve, compress the seatpost—done. The air is channeled back into the inner tube, leaving the oil where it belongs, and you’re back to safer, more reliable performance.
