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Originally Posted by EddNog
As far as internal dropper routing, I have, sadly, confirmed that there is no way to do it, even with a 1X setup, because the BB is simply too small/tight. The only option would be externally routed droppers. I have a PNW Pine dropper on order that I will be installing on this bike, since the KS eTen Integra I have won't work, much to my dismay.

-Ed
This may come off critical, but it's genuine interest and confusion.
Why is a dropper post needed for a gravel bike in densely populated NJ?

Do you ride single track that has steep technical descents where getting behind the saddle is needed?

Yup, sounded critical. Sorry. Just trying to understand this phenomenon of froppers on gravel bikes. I get it for a small % of riders who won't use an mtb on steep technical gnarly fire roads, for example.
Trying to understand what other situations are out there.
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