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RockShox SID Team 2010 Forks


  • Average Rating: 3/5
  • MSRP: $ 1095.00
  • # of Reviews: 2

Where To Buy


Jenson USA

Product Description

  • Travel: 80/100mm
  • Damping: Blackbox Motion Control, Dual Flow
  • Adjustments: External Beginning Stroke Rebound
  • Crown: Forged, Al 66 Tv Aluminum
  • Steerer: Aluminum, 1 1/8" Or 1.5 To 1 1/8" Tapered


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:1
Value Rating:1
Submitted by heehaa a Cross Country Rider from Northeast

Date Reviewed: October 14, 2011

Strengths:    Great design

Weaknesses:    Poor manufacturing. Poor QC. Bad decision by Rockshox to allow this fork with defective lowers to go to market. This was a known defect in 2009. My fork was made in May of 2010 with the same defective lower casting. Do they not care? Two years with this defect?

Bottom Line:   
The defect in the lower casting means the wheel is not held perpendicular to the ground - the wheel is never parallel with the movement of the fork as the fork compresses and extends. Result: the spokes and rim are loaded in a way the wheel was never designed to see. Under heavy use this defective fork sharply moves the front end of the bike in very unexpected directions. Worse than poor handling - Dangerous!!

Apparently not all of Rockshox 2009 and 2010 models shared this defect - but it appears there are a lot of them still out there. Concerned? Place a truing-stand trued wheel in the fork. If the fork is OK the rim will be clearly centered between the lower legs.

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Favorite Trail:   Any

Duration Product Used:   6 months

Price Paid:    $550.00

Bike Setup:   Specialized hardtail.


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by COLINx86 a Racer from Fort Worth, Texas, USA

Date Reviewed: July 6, 2011

Strengths:    SMOOTH!, light, looks

Weaknesses:    none

Bottom Line:   
I only used this fork for 4 or 5 rides before scoring a new ride, but it was incredible while using it! Extremely smooth, I highly recommend this fork.

(also, I'm not sure why the MSRP is listed at over $1000, if you pay/paid that much you got ripped off!)

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Favorite Trail:   Flat Rock Ranch

Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $305.00

Purchased At:   local mtb forum

Similar Products Used:   Fox f32, Rock Shox Tora

Bike Setup:   It was on a Sette Phantom.



Reviews 1 - 2 (2 Reviews Total)

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Sid Team 2009 vs 2010

Is there a real difference in technology between these two models? The only difference I noticed is that the 2009 model comes with a v-brake mount, 2010 has only the disc mount.   Read More »

Wheel not centered in fork - 2004 SID Team

I was changing out my old v-brakes to some new ones and noticed that my tire is is about 8-10mm closer to one fork stanchion than the other. I've read about uneven dropouts on n   Read More »

09 SID Team to 11 Reba RLT an upgrade?

Would going from an 09 SID Team to 11 Reba RLT Ti an be an upgrade...in terms of plushness and stiffness...or would the Reba mostly be trickle down tech from earlier SIDs? I like t   Read More »

rock shox SID team QR 100mm

Hi all. I have some (used) Rock Shox SID Team 100m 9mmQR Blackbox motion control/poplock forks that I am running on my hardtail. So far so good! Thing is, they have no manual,   Read More »

How big of a tire can I run with my '09 Sid Team?

Thinking about putting bigger tires on my bike. I currently run Nevegal 2.1 and have thought about going to a 2.35. Will this work with my fork? I may go with a different tire... m   Read More »

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