Mountain Bike Suspension Services
The best part of owning a dual suspension bike is riding it. But when you ride, dirt and grime from the trail creep past the seals causing contamination and fluid breakdown. Over time this slows the rebound and responsiveness of your suspension. Regular fork and shock maintenance ensures your suspension works properly, giving you a safe, responsive experience.
Most suspension manufacturers recommend having your suspension serviced at least once a year, giving service intervals 50-hour and 200-hour timelines (hours of riding). Think of it this way; if you ride Elm Creek 2 times a week, mid June to mid September, with an occasional trip to Cuyuna or Duluth, that's 50+ hours of riding. Soon enough, you've got over 200 hours of riding. That's GREAT! And now; it's time to service your suspension.
50-hour fork service: $80 Winter Service Special: $40
Wiper kits and parts extra
- Lower Leg Service - clean and inspect stanchions
- Replace seals, dust wipers, foam rings and oil
- Reassembly of fork and quality assurance inspection
200-hour fork service $150 Winter Service Special: $100
Wiper kits and parts extra
- 50-hour service plus:
- Disassembly of damper and air springs
- Thorough cleaning, inspection and lubrication of all components
- Replaced dust wipers, seals and foam rings and oil
- Air spring reassembly
- Damper rebuild
- Reassembly of fork and quality assurance inspection
50-hour shock service: $100 Winter Service Special: $70
Seal kit and parts extra
- Air can service
- Complete disassembly and inspection for damages
- Thorough cleaning of components
- Replace seals and back up rings
- Final quality inspection
Rock Shox 200-hour shock service: $150 Winter Service Special: $100
Wiper kits, seal kits, all parts extra
- Full rebuild
- Complete disassembly and inspection for damages
- Thorough cleaning of components
- Replace seals and O-rings
- Teardown and rebuild of damper
- Final quality inspection
If you have not serviced your suspension yet, it's time.