Rockshox SID Ultimate 35 C1 Chassis Full Service guide for beginners. Do NOT let your forks run dry!

This Video is a full 50-hour and 200-hour Full service guide for the Rockshox SID Ultimate 35 C1 Chassis fork with a Raceday damper. This is a very easy service, and I highly recommend you keep on top of the recommended service intervals

This video is all you should need to convince you to regularly maintain your forks and shocks. The fork in this video is relatively new but was obviously neglected. The lower legs were literally dry. The foam rings were bone dry, plus dirt had entered the lower legs, which did damage the lower bushings.

Folks, all that's needed to prevent this is a bit of regular maintenance. Just like you change your car engine oil (at least I hope you regularly do), change the oil and grease in your lower legs regularly. At least once a year. I promise you that it's a super quick job once you get used to it, and it provides the highest return on time invested when compared to any other service on a mountain bike

There are multiple versions of the SID forks, and though the service is very similar between them, there will be some differences, so make sure you verify the version of the SID fork you have

As always, if there are any questions, feel free to comment, and I'll try to respond as soon as I can.

Chapters
00:00 Tools and parts needed
06:14 50 hour service Part 1
23:17 Air Spring service
38:29 Damper Service
01:07:43 50 hour service part 2