OneUp Components

Handlebars Seat Posts Grips Clipless Pedals Flat Pedals Hubs EDC Stems Chainrings Axles Freehubs Chainguides

A Small Team in Squamish

The company is run by a small team out of Squamish, British Columbia, and the staff develop products based on what they want on their own bikes. That shows up as a catalogue of answers to specific annoyances rather than a full component range.

The EDC storage system is the clearest example. It blends a set of tools into a small cylinder that tucks into the steerer tube, so the tool pack can stay at home.

The EDC System and the V3 Dropper

EDC runs wider than the one tool. The Multi Tool V2 is the steerer-mounted version, EDC Lite is the simpler one, and the Plug Plier Kit and the 70cc and 100cc pumps round out a kit you can carry without a pack.

The V3 dropper post is the other product the brand is known for. It comes in 30.9mm, 31.6mm and 34.9mm diameters with 150mm, 180mm and 210mm drops, internally routed and stealth.

The OneUp Components Range, Part by Part

Four groups carry most of it:

Chain guides, chainrings, hubs, freehubs, axles, mini pumps and tubeless plugs fill in around them.

Dropper Sizing, Drop and Remotes

Three numbers and one gap. Diameter has to match the frame, so measure the old post or check the frame spec before choosing between 30.9mm and 31.6mm. Drop is the one riders get wrong by guessing. 

The maximum is set by how much post your frame will swallow rather than by how much you want, so measure insertion depth before committing to a 210mm. OneUp Components lists the V3 with no remote supplied, so the lever is a separate line on the order.

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Parts that solve a specific irritation tend to stay on the bike longer than parts bought on spec, which is a fair summary of this range. Delivery is free from $99 up, and the dropper remote is listed on its own.