RockShox 80mm Shaft for SID/Reba 2013-17
OEM 80mm Solo Air shaft kit for RockShox SID B and Reba forks (2013–2017). Includes air shaft, piston and seal to restore air-spring performance and reliability.
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Key Features & Benefits
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox replacement kit: shaft, piston and seal included
- ✓ Precision CNC-machined aluminium shaft for straightness and low friction
- ✓ Seals engineered to hold Solo Air pressure and resist oil contamination
- ✓ Direct fit for SID B A2–A4 (2013–2016) and Reba A3–A7 (2013–2017)
- ✓ Restores factory spring curve, sensitivity and consistent sag
- ✓ SRAM model ID FS-SPP-A0 and RockShox part 11.4018.021.002
- ✓ Lightweight, small package — easy to stock for shop repairs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this shaft compatible with my 2014 SID or Reba?
Yes — this 80mm Solo Air shaft is compatible with RockShox SID B A2–A4 (2013–2016) and Reba A3–A7 (2013–2017) models that use the Solo Air spring. Confirm your fork uses Solo Air and matches the model year range before ordering.
Can I use this on 29" A3+ or pre-2014 A3 forks?
No. The kit description notes incompatibility with pre-2014 A3 29" configurations and specific A3+ 29" setups. If you have an A3 29" variant or are unsure, check your fork’s service manual or fork crown/sticker ID to avoid the wrong part.
What tools are needed to install the air shaft?
Basic suspension service tools are required: torque wrench, hex/allen set, snap-ring pliers (if applicable), fork oil, clean rags and a service stand or assembly vise. Correct torque specs and clean assembly are essential; if you’re not confident, have a trained suspension tech do the swap.
Does this kit include lower leg seals or damper components?
No — this kit is focused on the Solo Air spring: the shaft, piston and internal air seal. Lower leg seals and damper internals are separate service items and should be ordered if you need a full fork service.
How often should the air shaft and seals be replaced?
Replace seals and inspect the shaft every 1–2 years or after 100–200 hours of riding depending on conditions. Frequent wet, gritty or muddy riding accelerates wear; any sign of air loss, inconsistent sag or unusual noise means it’s time to service the air spring.
Is this an OEM RockShox part and what is the part number?
Yes, this is an OEM RockShox shaft kit with manufacturer part number 11.4018.021.002 and internal product SKU 942293. SRAM model ID for reference is FS-SPP-A0.
Buying Guide
When buying an air-shaft kit for RockShox forks, the most important checks are fork model, spring type and required shaft length. SID and Reba forks from different years and trim levels used varying internal configurations — selecting the correct OEM part number (11.4018.021.002) and SRAM model ID (FS-SPP-A0) avoids fitment mistakes. If your fork uses Solo Air and the correct shaft length is 80mm, this kit will restore the air-spring internals. Decide whether you need only the air shaft assembly or a full service: seals and piston address air leaks and spring issues, but worn bushings, oil contamination or damper wear will require additional kits. If you’re unsure, bring your fork to a certified suspension tech or contact Forest Bikes customer service with your fork’s stamped model/year information for guidance.
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