PNW Components

Loam Lever 2

CNC, or Computer Numerical Control, is a manufacturing process that uses computers to control machine tools with high precision. This means that the aluminum parts of the lever assembly are crafted with exact measurements, resulting in a durable and well-fitted product. This precision ensures that the lever operates smoothly and reliably, enhancing your overall riding experience.

A dropper post allows you to adjust the height of your bicycle saddle on-the-fly while riding. This feature is particularly useful for navigating different terrains, as it enables you to lower the saddle for downhill rides and raise it for climbing. This quick adjustment helps maintain optimal riding posture and control, making your rides more enjoyable and efficient.

Sealed cartridge bearings are enclosed in a protective casing that keeps out dirt and moisture, ensuring smooth movement and reducing friction. This is crucial for the performance of the lever, as it allows for consistent and reliable operation over time. With sealed bearings, you can expect less maintenance and a longer lifespan for your lever.

The thumb pad is the part of the lever that you press with your thumb to operate the dropper post. A larger thumb pad provides a more comfortable and secure grip, allowing for quick and effective adjustments while riding. This design feature enhances usability, making it easier to control the dropper post without losing focus on the trail.

Lateral adjustment refers to the ability to move the lever side-to-side to fit your personal preferences or to avoid interference with other bike components. This feature is especially beneficial for riders with smaller hands, as it allows for a more comfortable and accessible lever position. By customizing the lever's placement, you can ensure that it is easy to reach and operate, improving your overall riding experience.

Compatibility typically depends on the type of dropper post you have and the mounting options available on your bike. Most dropper post levers are designed to fit standard handlebars, but it's essential to check the specifications of both the lever and your dropper post. If you're unsure, feel free to reach out to our customer support team for assistance in finding the right fit for your bike setup.