RockShox Vivid Ultimate D1

$779.00

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World Cup-proven downhill performance in a tunable enduro rear shock. LinearXL air spring, RCT2 damper and Adjustable Bottom Out deliver traction, control and a plush finish to travel.

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Option	Price	Availability
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 230x65, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 230x62.5, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 230x60, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 230x57.5, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 210x55, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 205x65, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Trunnion, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 205x62.5, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Trunnion, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 205x60, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Trunnion, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 205x57.5, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Trunnion, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 185x55, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Trunnion, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45	$779.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 205x60, Shaft Eyelet: No Bushing - 90 Deg Rotation, Body Eyelet: Trunnion, 2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, Lockout 25, Specialized Enduro (2020+)	$799.00	In Stock
RockShox, Vivid Ultimate D1, Rear shock, 210x55, Shaft Eyelet: No Bushing - 90 Deg Rotation, Body Eyelet: Standard, 4 Tokens, Reb55/Comp30, Lockout 25, Specialzed Levo/Levo SL (S2-S6 2022+)	$799.00	In Stock

Product Details

Overview & Technology

RockShox Vivid Ultimate D1 is a World Cup–proven rear shock built to charge: a precision-packed unit that blends a LinearXL air spring with the RCT2 damper and a Base Valve to deliver predictable mid-stroke support, supple small-bump sensitivity and a controlled, tunable bottom end. The Vivid Ultimate is engineered for gravity-focused enduro and downhill bikes where consistent damping and traction at speed are critical. The shock uses a LinearXL air spring that retains a steady ramp curve across the stroke and is fine-tuned with removable bottomless tokens. The RCT2 damper provides independent Low Speed and High Speed Compression adjustments plus an external rebound dial, while the Base Valve reduces IFP forces by 40% for unmatched suppleness and traction.

Key Features & Real-World Benefits

The Vivid Ultimate's RCT2 damper delivers a wide, usable range of Low Speed and High Speed compression adjustments without cross-talk, allowing riders to tune chassis support and big-hit control independently. Adjustable Bottom Out (ABO) offers a five-position dial to tailor the last 20% of travel cushioning so you can pick a plush or more controlled finish depending on trail style. Practical benefits include improved traction over rough, rutted tracks thanks to the Base Valve's lower IFP forces, predictable mid-stroke support for cornering and manual control, and easy travel tuning with bottomless tokens rather than shims. Shipping weight and compact footprint make installation straightforward while the shaft/body eyelets are standard fit for many frames.

Fit, Sizing & Compatibility

The Vivid Ultimate D1 is available in multiple eye-to-eye lengths (including 230x65, 230x62.5, 230x60, 230x57.5 and 210x55) and uses standard shaft and body eyelets, making it compatible with many enduro and downhill frames. This specific SKU lists frame compatibility with Specialized Enduro models (2020+), but the range of sizes covers most modern enduro setups. Default tune arrives with 2 tokens and baseline damping (Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45). Eye-to-eye and stroke must match your frame; mount hardware and bushings should be checked for width and inner diameter compatibility. The shock ships at 2.2 lb in a compact 9" x 12.5" x 3.2" package.

Who This Shock Is For

The Vivid Ultimate D1 is aimed at aggressive enduro and downhill riders who demand World Cup-level performance—racers, shuttle days, and riders who repeatedly push full-gas runs. It is perfect for riders who value a highly tunable shock with sharp high-speed control and plush small-bump compliance. If you regularly tackle steep, technical descents, drop into big compressions, or want an upgrade that balances traction with bottom-end support, the Vivid Ultimate offers the adjustability and feel to make aggressive runs faster and more controlled.

Key Features

✓ LinearXL air spring for a consistent, predictable ramp feel
✓ RCT2 damper with independent HS and LS compression tuning
✓ Base Valve reduces IFP forces by 40% for superior suppleness
✓ Adjustable Bottom Out (ABO) with five cushioning positions
✓ Quick tuneability with removable bottomless tokens
✓ Multiple eye-to-eye sizes for broad frame compatibility
✓ Default tune: 2 tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45
✓ Standard shaft and body eyelets for easier installation

Specifications

Damping	RC2T Adj. Hydraulic Bottom Out
Damping Adjustments	Ext reb, 2pos (open/firm), HS&LS comp, Hydraulic Bottom Out
Default Settings	2 Tokens, Reb55/Comp34, lockout 45
Eye-To-Eye	230x65
Primary Color	Black
Spring Adjustments	Air pressure, Bottomless tokens
Spring Type	Linear XL
Shaft Eyelet	Standard
Body Eyelet	Standard
Frame Compatibility	Specialized Enduro (2020+)

Product Identifiers

Vendor Item #	00.4118.547.000
UPC	710845930102

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes LinearXL different from standard air springs?

LinearXL produces a steadier ramp through stroke compared with progressive springs, giving a more consistent mid-stroke support while still allowing token-based bottom-end tuning. That means predictable cornering support and adjustable bottom resistance without sacrificing small-bump sensitivity.

How do bottomless tokens affect ride feel?

Adding or removing bottomless tokens changes the final portion of travel stiffness. More tokens increase ramp and reduce bottoming, while fewer tokens make the shock feel more progressive and forgiving on big hits. Tokens are the easiest way to tailor the shock to rider weight and terrain.

Is the Vivid Ultimate D1 compatible with my frame?

The D1 comes in multiple eye-to-eye sizes and uses standard shaft/body eyelets; you must match the shock's eye-to-eye length and stroke to your frame's specification. This SKU lists direct fit for Specialized Enduro (2020+)—confirm your frame's dimensions before purchase.

What maintenance does the Vivid Ultimate require?

Regular service intervals vary by use: light trail use can follow yearly lower-leg/air-spring checks and damper service every 125 hours; aggressive or racing use should shorten intervals. RockShox recommends periodic seal and oil replacement and a full damper rebuild by a qualified technician to maintain performance.

Can I tune rebound, compression, and bottom out externally?

Yes. The Vivid Ultimate D1 provides external rebound and two-position (open/firm) settings plus independent HS and LS compression adjustments on the RCT2 damper. The ABO dial gives five bottom-out compression settings for the last 20% of travel.

Is this shock swell-proof for heavy riders and big hits?

The Vivid Ultimate's Base Valve and RCT2 damper are tuned to resist harsh bottoming while keeping a supple initial stroke. With proper token selection and pressure setup for rider weight, it holds up well under heavy impacts and prolonged aggressive use.

Buying Guide

When choosing a rear shock for enduro or downhill use, match eye-to-eye length and stroke to your frame, then consider the damping and spring characteristics you need. Look for independent HS/LS compression adjustability if you want separate control over big hits and chassis support, and check if token-based spring tuning aligns with your preference for bottom-out feel. Consider your typical terrain and riding style: heavier or more aggressive riders may start with more tokens and firmer HS compression, while lighter riders or those prioritizing grip should bias toward fewer tokens and softer Base Valve settings to maximize traction. Factor in serviceability and support—RockShox has widespread dealer support for damper servicing and rebuilds.

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