RockShox Recon S 13-15 Service Kit
OEM RockShox lower-leg service kit for Recon Silver (2013–2014) — includes seals, wipers and hardware to restore fork performance and prevent oil leaks. Lightweight, precise replacement parts for routine fork maintenance.
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Key Features & What's Included
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Who This Kit Is For
Key Features
- ✓ OEM RockShox lower-leg service kit for Recon Silver 2013–2014 forks
- ✓ Includes dust wipers, inner seals, O-rings and OEM replacement hardware
- ✓ Manufactured to RockShox tolerances for direct, reliable fitment
- ✓ Durable elastomer seals and precision foam rings resist contamination
- ✓ Restores smooth travel, reduces stiction and prevents oil leaks
- ✓ Lightweight, compact kit — easy to store in a home-workshop
- ✓ SRAM Model ID FS-SVC-200H-A1 / Part No. 00.4315.032.280
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Frequently Asked Questions
What parts are included in the Recon S 13-15 service kit?
The kit contains the lower-leg wear items for Recon Silver forks, typically dust wipers, inner seals, O-rings and small mounting hardware. Exact contents match RockShox factory spec for model years 2013–2014. Check the kit label or RockShox parts diagram to confirm individual piece counts.
Will this kit fit my Recon Silver fork?
This specific kit is designed for Recon Silver forks from 2013–2014. Verify compatibility by matching your fork’s model/year or by checking the SRAM Model ID (FS-SVC-200H-A1) and RockShox part number (00.4315.032.280). If in doubt, provide your fork’s serial or model info to your local shop or contact us.
How often should I replace these seals and wipers?
Replace lower-leg seals and wipers whenever you notice oil leakage, excessive stiction, or after roughly 50–100 hours of riding under dusty or wet conditions. Regular inspection after muddy rides and an annual lower-leg service are good practices for longevity.
Can I install this kit at home, or do I need a shop?
A mechanically competent home wrench can install this kit with basic tools and a clean workspace. However, precise seal seating and correct lubrication are important; if you're unsure, a professional suspension tech or bike shop service is recommended to ensure proper assembly and torque settings.
Do I need additional parts or tools to complete the service?
You’ll typically need fork-specific lubricant or lower-leg oil, a clean work area, a set of metric hex keys, and possibly a seal driver or small mallet. Some services also call for fresh upper-lubrication and inspection of bushings — check RockShox service manuals and add any required oils or tools before starting.
Is this kit covered under RockShox warranty?
Service parts themselves are consumables and typically not covered under warranty in the same way as a new fork, but using OEM parts is recommended for warranty work by some service centers. For warranty questions about your fork, contact RockShox/SRAM or your dealer with your fork serial number and purchase details.
Buying Guide
When buying a fork service kit, always confirm the exact fork model and year — RockShox service kits are specific to fork generations and internals. Look for OEM part numbers or SRAM Model IDs in your fork’s manual or on the RockShox support site to ensure perfect fit and function. Also consider whether you’ll perform the work yourself or use a shop: if you lack tools or experience, buying the kit and handing it to a qualified mechanic guarantees correct installation and preserves fork longevity. Pair the kit with recommended lower-leg oil and a clean workspace for best results.
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