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General: 2023 Forks

  • Why did RockShox decrease the max travel for MY23 Pike and Lyrik forks? plus icon minus icon
  • We wanted the new RockShox Pike, Lyrik, and ZEB to have intentional and distinct use cases, which means overlap is limited between each fork model. Pike has 120 mm, 130 mm, and 140 mm travel option... See more
  • Which Charger RC damper comes with RockShox MY23 Pike Select and Lyrik Select: IFP or bladder? plus icon minus icon
  • Charger RC is an IFP damper and is used in all the MY23 RockShox Select level forks. Charger 2.1 RC is a bladder damper; it is not used in the MY23 lineup.   Have further questions? Reach out to Ro... See more
  • What are the travel options for the RockShox ZEB? plus icon minus icon
  • The RockShox ZEB comes in 160 mm, 170 mm, 180 mm, and 190 mm travel options. Air spring shafts ranging from 150mm-190mm are available aftermarket to change up the travel of your MY23 fork.  You can... See more
  • What is the difference between the new RockShox MY23 Lyrik family and existing Yari fork? plus icon minus icon
  • The MY23 Lyrik lineup uses a completely new chassis with elongated bushings to maximize overlap and contains a number of new technologies, including ButterCups, Charger 3, DebonAir+, and the all-ne... See more
  • What are the travel options for the 2023 RockShox Lyrik? plus icon minus icon
  • The 2023 Rockshox Lyrik is available with 140mm, 150mm, or 160mm of travel. Air spring shafts are available aftermarket to change up the travel of your fork. You can find a list of available spare ... See more
  • What are the travel options for the 2023 RockShox Pike? plus icon minus icon
  • The 2023 RockShox Pike comes in 120mm, 130mm, and 140mm travel options. Air spring shafts are available aftermarket to change up the travel of your MY23 fork. You can find a list of available spare... See more
  • Besides travel, what are the differences in chassis and air spring design between the 2023 Pike, Lyrik, and ZEB? plus icon minus icon
  • The technologies are the same across the 2023 RockShox Pike, Lyrik, and ZEB lineup. However, there are tweaks to the air spring volumes and chassis design for stiffness to tailor each fork to their... See more
  • Which pre-2023 RockShox chassis can be upgraded with Charger 3 and DebonAir+? plus icon minus icon
  • Existing ZEB chassis (2021-2022) can receive the Charger 3 damper upgrade and DebonAir+ air spring. Pike and Lyrik forks prior to MY23 cannot be upgraded with new internals.   Have further question... See more
  • What´s the weight difference between the current and new MY23 RockShox forks (Pike, Lyrik, ZEB)? plus icon minus icon
  • While we prioritized performance over weight, we were still able to cut weight across the lineup while adding technology like ButterCups. For example, we were able to cut about 30 grams off the 202... See more
  • What are the performance benefits of the newly designed 2023 lower legs for Pike and Lyrik? plus icon minus icon
  • The new MY23 RockShox lower leg allows for longer bushing overlap, and has a better stiffness-to-weight ratio. The new Lyrik has 20% more torsional stiffness than the previous model, and the new Pi... See more

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