RockShox Deluxe Select+ Eyelet Assembly
OEM RockShox Deluxe Select+ rear shock eyelet assembly — includes machined eyelet, air valve & cap, controls and shaft O‑rings for direct-fit service or repair.
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Key Features & Benefits
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Key Features
- ✓ Complete OEM rear shock eyelet assembly with valve, controls and O‑rings
- ✓ Bearing eyelet option for frames using pressed-in bearings
- ✓ Direct-fit replacement for Deluxe RL/RT (B1) and Select+ (B2) shocks
- ✓ Includes air valve and cap for secure pressure management
- ✓ Precision-machined mounting surface for factory alignment
- ✓ Restores seal integrity to prevent oil and air leaks
- ✓ SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 / Manufacturer PN 11.4118.071.002
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which RockShox shocks does this eyelet assembly fit?
This assembly fits RockShox Deluxe RL/RT (B1) and Deluxe Select Plus (B2) rear shocks. Confirm your shock model and serial/parts list to ensure you select the correct bearing or standard eyelet variant.
What’s included with the 11.4118.071.002 bearing eyelet kit?
The kit includes the eyelet, air valve and cap, control components and shaft O‑rings. It’s sold as a complete assembly so you get all the end hardware and seals needed for reassembly.
Can I install this myself or should a shop do it?
A competent home mechanic with suspension experience can install the assembly, but correct bearing/bushing handling, torqueing and seal installation are critical. If you’re unsure, have a certified suspension tech fit it to avoid damage and to preserve shock performance.
What’s the difference between the bearing and standard eyelet variants?
The bearing eyelet variant is designed for frames that use pressed-in bearings at the shock mount, delivering smoother articulation and longer service life. The standard eyelet is for designs that use plain bushings. Choose based on your frame’s mounting hardware.
How often should I replace the eyelet or service these seals?
Inspect endplay and seals during regular suspension service intervals (typically yearly or every 50–100 riding hours depending on conditions). Replace the eyelet assembly if you notice play, leaking, or degraded damping response.
Is this an OEM RockShox part and what is the manufacturer part number?
Yes — this is an OEM RockShox part. The bearing eyelet assembly is manufacturer PN 11.4118.071.002 and the standard eyelet is PN 11.4118.071.000. It also maps to SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0.
Buying Guide
When buying a rear shock eyelet assembly, confirm your shock model (Deluxe RL/RT or Deluxe Select+) and whether your frame uses pressed-in bearings or plain bushings — this determines whether you need the bearing eyelet (11.4118.071.002) or the standard eyelet (11.4118.071.000). Verify the SRAM Model ID (RS-SPP-A0) against your shock parts list to avoid ordering the wrong variant. Opt for the complete OEM assembly when possible: it removes ambiguity during repair and ensures correct geometry, seal fitment and valve alignment. If you plan to do the work yourself, make sure you have the right tools and follow RockShox service procedures; otherwise, a suspension shop can install the part and perform a full service to maximize performance and longevity.
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