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SILVER 30 ROCKSHOX SERVICE MANUAL DRIVER
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Kit includes: dust seals, foam rings, o-ring seals RockShox Basic Service Kits provide replacement dust seals, foam rings, o-ring seals, etc. RockShox Fork Service Kit - Basic, Recon Silver TK C1 non-Boost RockShox Basic Service Kits include dust seals, foam rings, o-ring seals RockShox 2012 Recon Silver Solo Air Basic Service Kit

Padded / Protective Short Liners / Chamois.

Drop-bar Hydraulic Brake / Shift Levers.

RockShox streamlines setting up your fork by printing the sag gradients directly onto the upper stanchions, eliminating the need for tape measures or rulers. Tokens vary in color depending on your fork and air spring. Adding tokens reduces the volume of the air spring and makes the fork harder as it dives deeper into the travel to prevent a possible bottom out. In years past, RockShox offered a Dual Air spring that required you to pressurize both the positive and negative air chambers.īottomless Tokens are what RockShox calls the spacers used to adjust fork progression. The Solo Air gets its name because you only have to add air to the one valve, and it will equalize the negative pressure on its own. With a high-volume negative air spring and minimal breakaway force for small-bump compliance, the DebonAir spring is RockShox's flagship air spring.

As a basic emulsion damper, the TurnKey offers the least controlled dampening. The TurnKey damper is RockShox's most basic and affordable option found on the entry-level forks. The Motion Control damper is RockShox's mid-range emulsion damper - it’s not a sealed unit, meaning air can mix with the oil as the fork actuates, leading to less controlled damping after repeated hits. The updated version also gets SKF seals in the upper and lower legs, and a new piston wear band inside the damper claims to reduce friction over its predecessor. The latest 2.1 version sees changes in the valving to help the fork sit higher up in the travel by allowing less high-speed compression, more usable low-speed compression damping and additional rebound control. With a fully sealed bladder to keep suspension oil and air free, the Charger is RockShox's best damper. After all, these parts are responsible for the way your fork performs. When it comes to mountain bike suspension forks, you need to understand what dampers, air springs volume tokens and sag gradient do. The Silver TK comes in either SoloAir or coil-sprung varieties and gets a TurnKey damper. The fork uses 30mm stanchions and is one of the only proper off-road forks that will still accept a quick release.Īvailable in two spec levels, the 30 Gold RL has a Motion Control damper allowing for low-speed compression, external rebound adjustment and lockout, as well as a SoloAir Air spring.

Occupying the lower step of the RockShox range of suspension forks is the 30.

SILVER 30 ROCKSHOX SERVICE MANUAL FULL

RockShox offers the Zeb in four options, starting with the basic Zeb equipped with the Charger R damper to the Zeb Ultimate that gets the full Charger 2.1 RC2 works with low and high-speed compression adjustment.ĭoesn’t take much to overwhelm the TurnKey Damper The Zeb comes in a range of travel options from 150mm to an outrageous 190mm for those that are really sending it deep.

SILVER 30 ROCKSHOX SERVICE MANUAL DRIVER

While structural rigidity has been a driver for the increase in tube size RockShox understands the importance of compliance as well, torsionally the Zeb is 21.5 per cent stiffer than the Lyrik to allow pinpoint accuracy in corners however fore/aft and side bending sees only a small increase, 2 per cent and 7 per cent respectively, to help the fork feel less punishing through pinball action sections. RockShox has adapted the excellent internals from the Lyric fork and packaged them up in a beefier 38mm stanchioned chassis to offer ultimate stiffness and smoother compression for riders who are charging the hardest descents or lapping the enduro trails on the e-MTB.