Rockshox Recon RL B1 chassis Full Service guide for beginners. Unresponsive dials? YOU can fix them!

This is a Step-by-step Full service guide for Rockshox RECON RL B1 chassis fork 👉 Want to see more bike service videos? If so, click here    • Shimano SLX M7120 Syringe ONLY Bleed Guide...   This service guide will walk you through fully serving a RockShox RECON RL B1 Chassis fork. It goes over the 50-hour service, and a 200 hour air spring, and damper service. Many riders overlook maintaining this common fork, largely because sending it in for professional service can be very expensive. Fortunately, RockShox engineered the Recon RL to be VERY simple to work on, requiring only a few basic tools. There really is no reason not to perform your own service on it in order to keep it running smoothly as well as make it last a long time The 50-hour lower leg service is the most critical maintenance for any fork. Neglecting it directly causes premature stanchion wear. While wear is ultimately unavoidable, consistently performing this service every 50 hours will significantly prolong your stanchions' lifespan. As I mentioned, the air spring and damper service on this fork are incredibly simple and require almost no specialized tools. Staying on top of these easy maintenance tasks will ensure your fork performs at its absolute best. Let me know if there are any questions Chapters 00:00 - intro, tools and parts needed 04:53 - 50 hours service part 1, disassembly 14:02 - Air spring service 31:53 - Damper service 52:00 - 50 hour service part 2, assembly