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11.1. Suspension maintenance
Generally speaking, the rear shock and fork should be serviced after
every 50, 100, and 200 hours of accumulated riding time. The type of
service required is determined by the type of riding you do, the terrain
you ride, the weather you ride in, and your skill level. You may also find
that you need to service the rear shock and/or fork earlier than expected
depending on the factors mentioned above. For more information on
servicing your rear shock and fork, visit sram.com.
Suspension maintenance requires specials tools and skills. If
you don’t feel comfortable completing your own suspension
maintenance, please see an Authorized Specialized Retailer.
11.2. Replacement parts and accessories
Specialized replacement parts, components, and accessories are available
through your Authorized Specialized Retailer.
12. SMALL PARTS & COMPONENTS
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
S184700003 Seatpost clamp
S224300002 Link
S226300009 Seatstay bridge
S222500016 Headset cover
Upper: S222500014
Lower: S222500013
Crown Race: S222500015
Headset bearings: SW models with
CaneCreek bearings
Upper: S162500005
Lower: S092500001
Crown Race: S222500018
Headset bearings: Non-SW models with
standard steel bearings
S222500017
Steering stop chip, steering stop
chip bolt, steerer tube clamp, and
compression ring
S220500015
Complete bolt kit
S220600005 Bearing/bushing kit
S220200002 Rear thru-axle
S202600002 Rear derailleur hanger
S149900018 Churro
S209900047 ICR boot
S206900004 Chainstay protector
S224200039
Rear shock
S220500014
Rear shock mounting bolt kit
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