[Closed] Reverb service-where?

TFT is the obvious answer, but assuming it's stealth a lot of problem with them are caused by the remote so it's not ideal to have to refit it yourself, better to take the bike to someone who can complete the service and fit/bleed it. I know they claim you can fit them without bleeding, but I'm not convinced.

RSF suspension specialists, Plymouth (Dave does postal work all the time) well regarded in the Southwest

DIY. Its a bit fiddly the first couple of times, but not actually difficult.

give slickandslide suspension a shout, based in Cheshire but you can post off just the same, hes a top guy and cheaper! www.slickandslide.co.uk ask for rick, very quick turnaround too

ps this isn't me - just a mate who's bloody good!

If it's sticky you'll want to bleed the remote in addition to the service.

There are only 2 nuances I experienced DIYing it, if that might be an option, although it is messy and you need a vice and some special tools.

DIY. Its a bit fiddly the first couple of times, but not actually difficult.

You've clearly not met Nick 😉

http://www.slickandslide.co.uk/ - not that far from you Nick

Another vote for RSF Suspension

You've clearly not met Nick 😉

http://www.slickandslide.co.uk/ - not that far from you Nick

Well, yeah, I can’t really argue with that.. 😳

Guess I’ll be heading over to Macc in the near future.

Cheers all.

If it's sticking have you tried operating it with the seatpost clamp undone. Common cause of non operation.

Talk to Frank at [url= https://bouncecycles.co.uk/book-a-service/rockshox-reverb-service/ ]Bounce Cycles[/url] in Preston. He did my reverb, shock and fork service. Recommended - rides like new now.

I have used TFT for mine and they sent back nicely serviced posts for about £120. That is until this time when I sgot my LBS to send it back to SRAM tech, and i got a BRAND NEW post (supposedly a serviced one) for the same amount.

SRAM every time unto that changes for me.