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WTC ReMote BarCentric puts a bearing around your bar w/ dropper lever for cramped cockpits

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As soon as the front derailleur vanished from most mountain bikes, the dropper post lever swooped in to take its place. This made for dropper levers that were ergonomically pleasing to use and easy to reach. But what if you’re still running a front derailleur? Or what about bikes with bulky suspension lock outs or even e-bike controls cluttering the bar? For those bikes, Wolf Tooth Components has a new option to consider.

WTC ReMote BarCentric puts a bearing around your bar w/ dropper lever for cramped cockpits

Called the ReMote BarCentric, their latest dropper post remote still uses a ball bearing – but in a completely new way. This time, the bearing is large enough that it actually fits over the handlebar. This large sealed Enduro bearing allows the lever to rotate smoothly, while also taking up just 14.5mm of real estate on the handlebar.

WTC ReMote BarCentric puts a bearing around your bar w/ dropper lever for cramped cockpits

The thin profile and vertical lever position allows for it to play nice with front shifters, e-bike controls, or various suspension lockout levers. Of course you can rotate the position of the lever to your liking with the cable routing positioned so it doesn’t interfere with disc brake levers.

Designed for cable actuated dropper posts, the BarCentric is compatible with droppers that place the cable head at either end of the system. Priced at $74.95, the ReMote BarCentric weighs 41g and is available now.

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Tenatious_E
Tenatious_E
4 years ago

I need this to replace the factory dropper lever on my ProjectOne ProCaliber. Onestly the only thing I don’t like about the bike.

bosbik
bosbik
4 years ago

i wonder if this works with suntour fork lockouts

Seraph
Seraph
4 years ago
Reply to  bosbik

This isn’t a fork lockout lever. Those require the ability to be pushed into a position and stay there. This is just a toggle lever.

blahblah1233445
4 years ago
Reply to  Seraph

I don’t think he meant to replace his lockout remote with it. Suntour remotes have a release button on the side*, so this WTC remote would have to be in the inward side of the bar.

*suntour remote – best design ever! Creates a habit of touching it with Your index finger all the time, so You never forget about unlocking Your fork. Fox had a similar one back in the day (the one made with shimano), but the one from SR is way better – wish it worked with RS forks without any mods.

bosbik
bosbik
4 years ago

That is true.. I find the suntour levers ergonomically better than others

Tom
Tom
4 years ago

Great approach for a Top Fuel, if you don’t care for the Twist-Loc. This should play nicely with a “regular” remote lever.

hoterichoney
hoterichoney
4 years ago

My Scott Spark needs this, thank you!

Smokestack
Smokestack
4 years ago

It won’t function as a lockout switch as the lever doesn’t lock into place. It functions just like a normal dropper lever, springing back after each push.

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