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Rock Shox SID Info

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  1. Hi all, earlier this year I purchased a used Rock Shox SID on eBay, and I just installed it
    last week. I have a couple of questions about it. I'm not sure what year model it is. It has
    80mm of travel.

    1) where can I find out how to adjust it?

    2) where can I find out how to rebuild it?

    Thanks, Chris

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    Hi all, earlier this year I purchased a used Rock Shox SID on eBay, and I just installed it
    last week. I have a couple of questions about it. I'm not sure what year model it is. It has
    80mm of travel.

    1) where can I find out how to adjust it?

    2) where can I find out how to rebuild it?

    Have you tried contacting Rockshox?

    Bill "stranger things have worked, I'd wager" S.

  3. Quoted message said:

    Hi all, earlier this year I purchased a used Rock Shox SID on eBay, and I just installed it
    last week. I have a couple of questions about it. I'm not sure what year model it is. It has
    80mm of travel.

    1) where can I find out how to adjust it?

    2) where can I find out how to rebuild it?

    Chris: Go to the RockShox website at www.RockShox.com and download the manual for your fork. Please
    keep in mind that, if it's an older fork, you'll have trouble getting parts for it as most
    suspension fork manufacturers are now deliberating discontinuing parts after a model has been out
    for a few years (in an attempt to keep beat-up product off the trails due to liability concerns).

    --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles chainreactionbicycles.comchainreactionbicycles.com

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