RockShox Pike DPA 1 Year Service Kit
Official RockShox Pike Dual Position Air A1 200‑hour / 1‑year service kit. Includes dust seals, foam rings, o‑rings and Charger sealhead for dependable fork performance.
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Key Features & What's Included
Fit, Compatibility & Part Numbers
Who Should Buy the Pike DPA 1‑Year Service Kit
Key Features
- ✓ Official RockShox kit for Pike Dual Position Air A1 forks
- ✓ Includes dust seals, closed‑cell foam rings and precision o‑rings
- ✓ Factory Charger sealhead to restore air/damper interface
- ✓ Designed for 200 hour / 1 year scheduled service interval
- ✓ OEM part 00.4315.032.618 — matches SRAM FS‑SVC‑200H‑A1
- ✓ Compact packaging (5" x 4" x 1") ideal for workshop storage
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Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is included in the Pike DPA 1‑year service kit?
The kit contains dust seals, closed‑cell foam rings, o‑ring seals and a Charger sealhead — the consumables required for a complete lower‑leg/service interval refresh on Pike Dual Position Air A1 forks.
Is this kit compatible with my Pike fork?
This kit is specifically for RockShox Pike Dual Position Air A1 (SRAM model ID FS‑SVC‑200H‑A1). Check your fork’s model ID and generation; if you have a different Pike generation or another RockShox model you may need a different service kit.
How often should I replace these parts?
SRAM/RockShox recommends a lower‑leg service at about 200 hours of riding or once per year for routine maintenance. If you ride in harsh conditions you may want to service the fork more frequently.
Can I install this kit myself or should I go to a shop?
If you have basic suspension tools and mechanical experience you can perform the replacement at home. You’ll need appropriate grease, a seal driver, basic hand tools and a torque wrench. If you’re not confident, a trained suspension tech will ensure correct reassembly and torque specs.
Do these seals come pre‑lubricated?
Seals and foam rings are not typically pre‑lubricated for shipping. Use RockShox suspension grease or a light fork lube during installation to ensure proper seating and initial break‑in.
Will installing this kit fix air leaks or damping issues?
Replacing seals and the Charger sealhead will address common leaks around the stanchions and can restore consistent damping feel, but if there are internal damper failures or bent stanchions further diagnosis may be required.
Buying Guide
When buying a fork service kit, confirm model generation and service interval — OEM kits are matched to the fork’s internal dimensions and damper architecture for a correct fit. Look for part numbers and model IDs (here: 00.4315.032.618 / FS‑SVC‑200H‑A1) to avoid mismatches. Decide whether you'll perform the work yourself or have a shop do it. DIY saves money but requires proper tools and clean workspace. If you ride frequently or in harsh conditions, stocking a 1‑year kit and performing routine maintenance will extend fork life and preserve performance.
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