RockShox Reverb Stealth Barb Connector
Genuine RockShox Reverb Stealth barb connector (00.6815.066.030) β a precision replacement part that restores a secure hydraulic fit and leak-free performance on Reverb Stealth dropper systems.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Compatibility & Installation
Who This Is For
Key Features
- β OEM RockShox part number 00.6815.066.030 for exact fitment
- β Precision-machined barb profile for secure hydraulic hose retention
- β Corrosion-resistant construction for long life in wet conditions
- β Restores leak-free sealing and crisp Reverb dropper actuation
- β Lightweight replacement: ships small and weighs only 0.03 lb
- β Matches SRAM model ID TL-RVBT-BC-A1 for stealth routing systems
- β Simple swap β inspect hoses and O-rings, then bleed system
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this barb connector fit any Reverb post?
This part is specifically for Reverb Stealth models and corresponds to SRAM model ID TL-RVBT-BC-A1. It is intended for internally routed Reverb Stealth seatposts; external Reverb models or other brands may use a different barb design.
Do I need special tools to install it?
Basic tools and steady hands are sufficient for removing and installing the barb, but a workstand and hose cutting tools help. Follow RockShox instructions for hose seating depth, and always bleed the system after installation to remove air and confirm sealing.
How can I tell the old barb needs replacing?
Common signs include persistent hydraulic fluid leaks at the connection, spongy or inconsistent lever feel, or visible damage to the barb or hose end. If youβve trimmed the hose or serviced the post, replacing the barb is recommended to ensure a fresh seal.
Should I replace O-rings when changing the barb?
Yes. Inspect and replace O-rings and any small sealing components during service. Fresh O-rings ensure optimal sealing and reduce the chance of leaks after reassembly and bleeding.
Can I install this as a field repair on trail?
If you carry basic tools and spare O-rings, you can perform a temporary field swap; however, final seating, cutting, and bleeding are best completed in a workshop to ensure proper sealing and lever performance.
Is this an OEM RockShox part and is it covered by warranty?
This is a genuine RockShox replacement part (00.6815.066.030). Warranty coverage depends on the original product warranty and the circumstances of failure; consult RockShox/SRAM warranty terms or Forest Bikes support for guidance.
Buying Guide
When buying a replacement barb for a Reverb Stealth dropper, always match the OEM part number (00.6815.066.030) or SRAM model ID to ensure compatibility. Consider buying a small service kit with replacement O-rings and a bleed kit at the same time β these small extras prevent repeat visits to the workshop and guarantee a complete, reliable repair. For installation, if youβre comfortable with basic hydraulic servicing, prepare the correct hose cutter, clean workspace, and RockShox bleed instructions. Otherwise, a shop install ensures correct seating, leak-proof sealing, and properly bled hydraulics.
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