DebonAir+ – RockShox FAQ

Is the new Pike V2 DebonAir+ air spring backward compatible?

Yes! The Pike V2 DebonAir+ air spring is backwards compatible with C1 (2022+) Pike models. See more

What is the difference between the RockShox DebonAir+ Linear air can and Progressive air can?

The RockShox DebonAir+ Linear air can is more in line with the air cans we have been producing with a more traditional air spring curve. The RockShox DebonAir+ Progressive air can is similar to our... See more

Are the MY23 RockShox DebonAir+ Linear and Progressive air cans backwards compatible?

No. The MY23 purple sealhead was reoriented for the new shock design, placing the dimple used to equalize air pressure in a new location. Therefore, DebonAir+ air cans are only compatible with MY23... See more

What is the difference between positive and negative Token tuning in RockShox DebonAir+ rear shocks?

Positive Bottomless Tokens reduce volume in the positive air chamber of the air spring, which causes the air spring curve to ramp up at the end of the travel to make it harder to bottom out. Negati... See more

How many Tokens can I add to RockShox DebonAir+?

Both DebonAir+ Linear and Progressive air cans are compatible with up to 1 negative Token and up to 4 positive Bottomless Tokens. See more

Are the new MY23 RockShox Tokens backwards compatible?

RockShox Tokens for MY23 rear shocks are not backwards compatible. The new Tokens are purple to match the color of the sealhead. Previous red Tokens, green Gnar Dog Tokens, and blue Sonar Tokens ar... See more

Which RockShox Tokens do I use for negative and positive air spring tuning?

All RockShox Tokens compatible with DebonAir+ are easy to identify by their color—purple. Positive Bottomless Tokens are available with part number 11.4118.051.005, and negative Tokens are availabl... See more

Can I change between the RockShox DebonAir+ Progressive and Linear air cans?

Yes. RockShox DebonAir+ Progressive and Linear air cans can be swapped depending on rider preference. However, consider that the frame manufacturer usually selects the air can that works best for t... See more