Rockshox
RockShox has been a leader in MTB suspension since 1989 and was instrumental in developing the first production suspension forks. As part of the SRAM family, RockShox continues to define performance with iconic products like the Pike, Lyrik, and SID forks, as well as Reverb dropper posts.
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Rockshox FAQ
Who or what is RockShox?
RockShox is one of the world's leading manufacturers of bicycle suspension components. Founded in 1989 by Paul Turner and Steve Simons in the USA, they were pioneers who played a key role in developing the first commercially successful suspension forks for mountain bikes.
What does the RockShox brand stand for?
RockShox stands for performance, innovation, and a smoother ride. Their mission is to provide riders with suspension that offers more control, comfort, and speed on the trail. As part of the SRAM corporation, they are a central component of a complete, high-performance drivetrain and suspension ecosystem.
What makes RockShox products special?
The specialty lies in their long history of innovation and proven performance at the highest levels of racing. They invented many technologies that are now standard, such as adjustable damping and air springs. Iconic product names like the Pike, Lyrik, SID (forks), and Reverb (dropper post) are synonymous with top-tier performance in their respective disciplines (Trail, Enduro, XC).
What does RockShox primarily manufacture?
RockShox focuses exclusively on suspension and chassis components for bicycles:
- Suspension Forks: For all MTB disciplines (XC, Trail, Enduro, Downhill, Dirt Jump).
- Rear Shocks: Air and coil shocks for full-suspension bikes.
- Dropper Seatposts: (e.g., the electronic Reverb AXS).
- Suspension components for Gravel bikes.
Who are RockShox products suitable for?
RockShox products are aimed at mountain bikers of all levels, from beginners looking for their first suspension fork to World Cup racers demanding the lightest and most adjustable technology. They are a go-to choice for anyone looking to improve the comfort, control, and capability of their bike.