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Rockshox Charger Damper Standard Bleed Kit

Rockshox Charger Damper Standard Bleed Kit

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Description

Includes everything you need to bleed your RockShox charger damper.

  • SRAM part number: 00.4318.007.000.
  • Features new fittings for better bleeds.
  • For Pike and BoXXer charger dampers.

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  • Michael
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 stars
    4 years ago
    Great quality kit

    Easy to follow instructions, seems like a robust kit. Bleed was quick & easy. Good value bleed kit.

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  • James M.
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 stars
    4 years ago
    High Quality Parts

    As expected from SRAM/Rockshox the kit is of a high quality and contains the parts and fluids needed to bleed the Charger Damper assembly within the fork (not to be confused with the lower legs which use a different fluid).

    As a first timer attempting this at home I would advise users to review the SRAM service guide careful to ensure they understand how this is done and what other tools, oils etc are required as there are a few special ones needed to complete the job, but with these in hand it should not be difficult for a home mechanic.

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