Why not? Assuming you find one that doesn't rock while seated as Pegoready mentioned.
And it certainly doesn't tie you in to always having a dropper, a regular post will always fit.
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Originally Posted by notsew
I think it really depends what type of gravel you're riding. If you're out in Kansas riding flat county roads, then it doesn't make any sense. But around here the gravel goes straight up, then straight down. I don't have a dropper on my "gravel" bike, but I've been bombing down logging roads wishing I had a dropper.
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Sorry, gotta say, Kansas country roads are not "flat". Sure, you're not going to climb one hill for an hour, with a matching extended descent, but in most of Kansas that I have ridden, you're pretty much never not on a hill. Take this DK200 route, for example:
https://www.strava.com/activities/1613173254