RockShox Eyelet Bushing - 1/2"X1/2" - 11.4115.013.000
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RockShox Eyelet Bushing - 1/2"X1/2" - 11.4115.013.000

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OEM RockShox replacement eyelet bushing (1/2" x 1/2", pair) engineered for precise rear-shock alignment and long-lasting, low-friction performance.

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Overview & Technology

RockShox Eyelet Bushing 11.4115.013.000 is a direct OEM replacement designed to restore factory tolerances to your rear shock mounts. These 1/2" x 1/2" bushings (sold as a pair) are manufactured to RockShox specifications (SRAM Model ID: RS-SPP-A0) so you get predictable fit, quiet operation, and consistent pivot behavior after service. Construction: the bushings use a precision-molded, self-lubricating material specified by the manufacturer for low-friction performance and wear resistance under load. Their accurate inner and outer diameters ensure tight, wobble-free alignment between mounting hardware and the shock eyelet — helping protect the shock body and frame eyelets from fretting and accelerated wear.

Key Features

What makes these bushings effective: • Exact OEM fit — RockShox part number 11.4115.013.000 for reliable compatibility. • Size: 1/2" x 1/2" inner x outer dimension, supplied as a pair for both sides of the shock eyelet. • Self-lubricating, low-friction material to reduce noise and extend service intervals. • Lightweight and low-profile design that preserves factory geometry and axle spacing. In real-world riding this translates to smoother pivot articulation, less binding during compression and rebound, and longer life for your shock’s mounting hardware. They’re a small part that prevents bigger, more expensive damage to shocks and frames.

Fit & Compatibility

Compatibility: These bushings are intended for RockShox rear shocks and rear suspension mounts that accept a 1/2" inner diameter bushing. Confirm compatibility by matching the RockShox part number 11.4115.013.000 or SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 to your shock’s service parts list. Installation notes: eyelet bushings are typically pressed into the shock eyelet or frame mount and used with the original pivot hardware (pins/bolts and seals). Always follow RockShox’s service manual for installation, torque specs and recommended lubricants — improper installation can cause premature wear or binding. If in doubt, have a trained mechanic press the bushings in using appropriate tools.

Who This Is For

This part is for mountain bikers, shop mechanics or home wrenches who maintain RockShox rear suspension. If you notice play at the shock pivots, unusual noise, or if you’re doing a full shock rebuild, these bushings are the correct OEM replacement to restore crisp pivot action. They’re especially useful for riders who want to keep their suspension performing like new without replacing expensive shock bodies or frame hardware. Carrying a spare pair is a smart move for guides, race mechanics, and frequent riders who want to avoid downtime on trail or race day.

Key Features

  • ✓ OEM RockShox part number 11.4115.013.000 for guaranteed fit
  • ✓ Dimensions: 1/2" inner diameter x 1/2" outer profile — pair included
  • ✓ Self-lubricating, low-friction material for quiet pivoting
  • ✓ Restores factory tolerances and reduces shock eyelet wear
  • ✓ Small, lightweight component — negligible added weight
  • ✓ Ideal for shock service, rebuilds, and preventative maintenance

Specifications

Misc 11.4115.013.000 Eyelet Bushing 1/2X1/2 QTY 2

Product Identifiers

Vendor Item # 11.4115.013.000
UPC 710845602788

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these bushings fit my RockShox rear shock?

Match the part number (11.4115.013.000) or SRAM Model ID RS-SPP-A0 to your shock’s service parts list to confirm. These are 1/2" ID bushings intended for shocks and mounts that accept that size. When in doubt, check your shock service manual or call our tech team with your shock model and serial number.

Can I press these in at home or should a shop do it?

If you have the correct press tools and feel comfortable with suspension service, you can press them in at home. However, incorrect installation risks damaging the bushing, shock eyelet or seals. Many riders prefer a shop service to ensure correct seat, alignment, and torque.

How often should I replace eyelet bushings?

Replacement intervals vary with riding style and conditions. Inspect bushings during regular suspension service (every 50–100 hours riding or annually). Replace if you see play, noise, or visible wear. Replacing them proactively can prevent damage to the shock or frame.

Do these bushings come with pins or seals?

No — this listing is for the eyelet bushings only (pair). Pins, bolts, seals and other hardware are sold separately or as part of specific service kits. Use the original pivot hardware or the correct RockShox replacement parts for a complete rebuild.

What lubricant should I use with these bushings?

Use a light film of suspension-approved grease as recommended in RockShox service documentation. The bushings are self-lubricating but a thin layer of grease during assembly helps with installation and initial break-in. Avoid thick grease that can attract abrasive dirt.

Are aftermarket bushings a suitable alternative?

There are reputable aftermarket options, but OEM RockShox bushings guarantee exact tolerances and material specs matched to your shock. For critical suspension components, OEM parts minimize fitment issues and long-term wear risk.

Buying Guide

When buying eyelet bushings, confirm the exact RockShox part number and the inner/outer diameters — 1/2" x 1/2" in this case — and whether you need a pair or a full service kit. OEM parts like 11.4115.013.000 ensure correct material and tolerance for your shock, reducing the chance of fitment issues and premature wear. Also consider whether you need additional pieces (pins, seals, spacers) for a complete rebuild and factor in service tools or a shop labor cost. For trail reliability, keep a spare pair on hand if you ride frequently in harsh conditions.

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