Rockshox Indy SL service

[Retro Spud]

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/replacement-mcus-or-solid-elastomers-for-old-skool-forks.407496/

 

[twit]

Couple of places

Suspension fork parts in the USA
https://www.suspensionforkparts.net/eshop/rock-shox/rock-shox-indy-xc-sl-1997.html
I believe there is a member on here who is into MCU and makes them (no different to above but on a smaller scale)

Put a wanted add up I’m sure someone will respond quickly

I saw that place but then I saw that the Indys had mcus not elatomers and sfp is based in the us and so am i so shipping will be much faster and cheaper, what grease did you put on the springs?

 

[Retro Spud]

I used Pace grease that I bought years ago specifically formulated for use MCU
Really sticky but stuff

Probably no different to Judy butter

Molybdenum free (I think)

 

[SDGshox]

feliz año a todos, nuestra experiencia con la Indy SL, para quitar las piezas de plástico, hemos utilizado una herramienta plana, la hemos calentado y la introducimos por los lados, hasta que al final sale la pieza, luego lijamos lo dejamos más estrecho, para que en próximas reparaciones salga sin problemas, también os contamos que tenemos elastómeros para esas maravillas

 

[SDGshox]

Utilizamos esta herramienta, calentándola e introduciéndola por los laterales, hasta soltar la pieza negra

 

[Retro Spud]

feliz año a todos, nuestra experiencia con la Indy SL, para quitar las piezas de plástico, hemos utilizado una herramienta plana, la hemos calentado y la introducimos por los lados, hasta que al final sale la pieza, luego lijamos lo dejamos más estrecho, para que en próximas reparaciones salga sin problemas, también os contamos que tenemos elastómeros para esas maravillas

As I can only manage one language, and about two words in German and barely more in French I dropped the above into Mr Google.

happy new year everyone, our experience with the Indy SL, to remove the plastic pieces, we used a flat tool, we heated it and inserted it from the sides, until the piece finally came out, then we sanded it, leaving it narrower, So that future repairs go smoothly, we also tell you that we have elastomers for these wonders.

 

[Retro Spud]

And also

“We use this tool, heating it and inserting it from the sides, until the black piece is released”

 

[Retro Spud]

Should be as good as new now and good for many more miles

Mine were well worth saving and looks like you had fun with your