RockShox Vivid Eyelet Assembly

No, this specific assembly is engineered exclusively for the RockShox Vivid C1 (2024+) platform. It will not fit previous generations of Vivid shocks.

No, the assembly is strictly for the eyelet and shock body. You will need to transfer your existing reservoir and external controls over to this new unit during the rebuild.

This refers to the mounting style and stroke length of the shock. You must ensure your frame is designed for a trunnion-mount shock and that your specific bike requires a 67.5mm stroke length for proper fitment and suspension kinematics.

Yes, servicing a rear shock requires specific suspension tools, including a shock vice, seal head tools, and the correct damper oil. If you are not comfortable with internal suspension service, we recommend having a certified technician perform the installation.

Replacing the eyelet assembly is typically necessary if the original unit has sustained physical damage, such as stripped threads or deep scoring on the shock body, which can cause persistent air or oil leaks that a standard seal kit cannot fix.