FAQs: Quick Answers

Get quick answers to common questions about RockShox forks, shocks, and more in our FAQ section.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between RockShox’s fork models?

RockShox offers a range of forks designed for specific riding disciplines. The SID is lightweight and efficient for cross-country, the Pike is versatile for trail riding, the Lyrik and Zeb are stiff and plush for enduro, and the Boxxer is built for downhill.

How do I set up my RockShox suspension?

To set up your RockShox fork or shock, start by setting the air pressure according to your weight using the chart on the product. Then, adjust the rebound and compression damping to your preference. Consult the user manual for detailed instructions.

What is the difference between air and coil springs?

Air springs are lightweight, easily adjustable, and progressive, making them ideal for most riders. Coil springs are linear, plush, and consistent, but heavier and less adjustable. They are often preferred by gravity-oriented riders.

How often should I service my RockShox suspension?

RockShox recommends servicing your fork and shock every 50-200 hours of riding, depending on the model and conditions. Regular cleaning and lubrication of the seals and wipers can extend the service interval.

Can I upgrade my RockShox fork or shock?

Many RockShox forks and shocks offer upgrade options, such as the Charger damper for forks or the MegNeg air can for shocks. These upgrades can improve performance and adjustability. Consult with your local RockShox dealer for compatibility.

What is the warranty on RockShox products?

RockShox offers a limited warranty of two years from the original date of purchase against defects in materials and workmanship. The warranty covers the original owner and is not transferable. Proof of purchase is required.

How do I find the right RockShox fork for my bike?

To find the right RockShox fork for your bike, consider your riding style, terrain, and bike specifications. Look for a fork with the correct wheel size, steerer tube diameter, brake mount, and travel for your frame. Use the RockShox product finder tool on their website for guidance.

What is the RockShox Flight Attendant system?

Flight Attendant is RockShox’s electronic suspension adjustment system. It uses sensors and algorithms to automatically adjust the fork and shock settings based on the terrain, providing optimal performance without manual adjustments.