RockShox is a leading manufacturer of high-performance mountain bike styling suspension components, including forks, rear shocks, and dropper seatposts.
RockShox is a premier brand in the cycling industry, renowned for shaping the modern landscape of mountain bike suspension. Founded in 1989 and now a key part of the SRAM family, RockShox designs and manufactures industry-leading suspension forks, rear shocks, and dropper posts. Their product lineup includes iconic models like the Pike, Lyrik, ZEB, and the Monarch series, catering to disciplines ranging from cross-country to downhill.
Known for innovation, RockShox introduced technologies such as the Flight Attendant electronic suspension system and the Reverb wireless dropper post. The brand focuses on rider control, comfort, and tunability, providing extensive service documentation and upgrade paths for enthusiasts and professional mechanics alike.
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Serial numbers are typically stamped into the back of the fork crown or on the clear body of the rear shock. You can use the RockShox TrailHead app to look up tuning info using this number.
RockShox products generally carry a two-year warranty for the original owner from the date of purchase, subject to local laws and limitations found in the SRAM warranty policy.
Service intervals vary by model, generally recommending a lower leg or air can service every 50 hours of riding, and a full damper/spring service every 200 hours.
While many user manuals are available, RockShox recommends that highly specialized components be installed by a qualified bicycle mechanic to ensure safety and proper performance.