As Martha so deftly proved, upgrading your gravel bike with our Rainier 27.2 dropper post unlocks a whole new level of fun and adventure. With 125mm of travel, the Rainier 27.2 Gen 3 offers the most drop available in a 27.2 diameter post. While you might not feel comfortable railing berms on your 700c gravel bike like Martha, at least you can take comfort in knowing your equipment won't hold you back.

A few years back, we started playing around with wider bars on our mountain bikes. Trendy? Yes. Beneficial? Absolutely. As it turns out these same benefits extend to drop bars, which is why we designed the ultra wide Coast. These bars give you more stability, better control, and extra comfort, so you can get zesty on that stretch of singletrack you never thought you’d hit on a drop bar bike.

Our Coast Stem and Coast Handlebar were made for each other, and they never needed to have their horoscope read to prove it. Gram-for-dollar, it’s one of the lightest stems available, keeping company with products four times its price. We suggest putting a shorter stem than you might be used to on a drop bar bike when increasing handlebar width. Our Coast Stem also moonlights as a great option for XC riders.

For people wanting to get really weird on their gravel bike, we designed the Coast Post, which combines the benefits of a dropper with the joint saving squish of suspension. The witchcraft all happens via a dual chamber hydraulic cartridge featuring 40mm of tunable air suspension intended to take the bite out of bigger impacts before they get to your trusty glutes and lower back. Add to that the full functionality of a traditional dropper post, and you have the ultimate gravel ride upgrade.