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RockShox Reverb Stealth: A1 & A2 Model Seatpost Service

This video will guide you through the full service procedure of Reverb Stealth A1 and A2 seatposts. If your seatpost has a RockShox logo at the top of the post beneath the saddle clamp, you have a B1 model. Go to sram.com/service to find information on B1 service. 00:35 Seatpost Removal 02:15 Hydraulic Hose Disconnection 02:40 Seatpost Disassembly 06:30 Top Cap Service 07:47 Seal Replacement 09:56 Seatpost Reassembly 15:48 Hydraulic Hose Connection For this procedure you will need the following tools and supplies: A long wooden or plastic dowel SRAM Butter A bench vise RockShox vise blocks Aluminum soft jaws Grooved aluminum soft jaws A Reverb IFP height stool A RockShox bleed kit Fluid level gauge Fluid pan 7-9 20cm long canle ties Suspension pump T10 TORX wrench 1.5, 3 and 4 mm hex wrenches 6, 7, 9, 10 and 11 mm open end wrenches 10, 11, 23, and 34 mm crowfoot sockets 23 mm box end wrench 34 mm open end wrench 9 mm socket and socket wrench Tourque wrench Needle nose pliers Internal snap ring pliers Metric tape measure A dental pick A downhill tire lever Isopropyl Alcohol and a lint-free rag Nitrile gloves and safety glasses A Reverb Stealth full service seal kit Reverb Stealth service kits can be found in the RockShox Spare Parts Catalog, available at www.sram.com/service. If you have questions about the installation or service of these or any SRAM components, please consult your local qualified bicycle mechanic.