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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today Aaron and Greg and I are going to be talking about mountain bike products that suck.

And before you tune out and think, you know, this is just going to be a bunch of ranting and we're going to talk about, talk bad about particular products. Really, what we're going to be talking about is product categories for the most

part and talking about products that frustrate us a little bit on the trail. And then we'll also

try to offer a little bit of constructive feedback, you know, in terms of how these products can be

improved. So, Aaron, I wanted to start off with you.

What's one of those mountain bike products that you get frustrated with every now and then?

One of the biggest ones for me would be dropper posts. And, you know, I'm a huge advocate of dropper posts.

I think they are more revolutionary than the fat bike.

I know Greg disagrees with me there.

But I think they've done more to change, like, how people ride.

And, yeah, I just think they're the greatest thing since sliced bread,

except, you know, I've had issues with just about every brand of dropper out

there. You know, sometimes it's just a little cork, but other times it's major problems. You know,

I kind of feel like we're moving into the second or possibly even the third generation of dropper

posts at this point, and a lot of these issues are getting worked out and fixed. But some of them I would

include would be bad remote ergonomics. That's a big pet peeve because, you know, if you have

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