How to Bleed a RockShox Reverb Hydraulic Dropper Post

Like many disc brakes, RockShox Reverb dropper post works via a hydraulic system. Over time and miles on the bike your dropper post can develop play, get squishy, and not return fully. This means that it’s time to bleed the system. Bleeding a hydraulic dropper post is even easier than bleeding brakes. Follow along for the step by step process for servicing your dropper post.
Tools you’ll need:
- Two Bleeding Syringes
- RockShox Reverb Hydraulic Fluid
- T10 Torx
- Isopropyl Alcohol
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[@assoverteakettle]

Way more concise than the official RockShox maintenance video where you have to take a day off work just to follow all the steps!

[@Awndm]

You have my respect sir.

[@ldorman]

Quick and easy 👍

[@tedoakes9235]

thank you

[@zartek_batycki7939]

Can i use this while first instalation or do i need to do smh else

[@StreetRacerf32]

When i do everything you do did it goes up but never comes down anymore, what might be the problem ?

[@user-zf4go5yj5h]

Mine works great but button is to stiff. My thumb hurts, any help?

[@normanmolina6989]

You ever figure out the issue? I have the same problem

[@InstaLabSparti]

@@normanmolina6989 either it got softer with time or my thumb got stronger!

[@quithollerin7276]

Perfect vid, man. Minimal chatter. Stuck to the big moves and let the little moves speak for themselves.

[@alejandroorlando]

can you use shimano mineral oil and not the rockshox oil?

[@videosbyevo]

It's best to use the oil suggested by the manufacturer

[@alejandroorlando]

@@videosbyevo thank you sirrr

[@imonaslot1]

Doesn’t work for me! Still spongy