RockShox Super Deluxe 50 Hour Air Can Service

RockShox Super Deluxe 50 Hour Air Can Service
Keep your rear end buttery smooth. This service is long overdue as I've been riding the Bronson for a little over a year now. This is a pretty easy task even for new DIYers like me, as long as you have the right tools for the job.
I hope this video helps you do your own "50 hour" air can service.
Cheers!
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[@ekjorg9409]

Excellent video. Got me through my first air cab service. 👍🏼. Thanks!

[@Eridebrodad]

That's great to hear! Thanks for watching

[@murphykim9074]

Thanks for sharing, very detail explanation!

[@Eridebrodad]

thanks man! i hope the video helped!

[@pauliebass85]

Great video and very helpful. However, you did forgot to replace the large black seal near the bottomless tokens. Just a heads up :-)

[@tamarawcyclists2759]

Nice tutorials for diy your own shock. Good video.

[@Eridebrodad]

Thanks! I hope it helped

[@aminkhorasany_4676]

a really good video never serviced a shock and will defo use it for future reference for my select+

[@Eridebrodad]

thanks! I'm glad you liked it

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Thanks mate. Just gotta find a sold out kit.

[@manuelrebolomora7990]

Gracias por la explicación es de mucha ayuda.

[@MrResinrider]

Thanks! this is great!

[@ElevationEveryWeekend]

Nice detailed vid!!

[@Eridebrodad]

Thank you!!

[@paulsweet6235]

great video thanks :)

[@silverskywalker3140]

Mabuhay boss...salamat sa info

[@Eridebrodad]

Thanks bro! I hope it helps

[@DCPROJEKT]

Thanks for the detailed video. I think it’s time for me to do my maintenance as well. Do you not do the fork and rear at the same time?

[@Eridebrodad]

I serviced my fox 36 fork about a month ago. I also have it in my videos, check it out

[@supermario6524]

Where did you find the can removing tool (strap)?

[@Eridebrodad]

It's called a strap wrench and home depot and any hardware stores should carry them