RockShox SIDluxe

No, this specific model is designed for the Canyon Lux WC 2023 and newer frames. It is not a universal fit, so you must verify your bike's specific eye-to-eye and stroke requirements before purchasing.

The system uses sensors to analyze trail conditions in real-time and automatically switches between open, pedal, and lock compression modes. This removes the need to manually adjust your shock, allowing you to focus entirely on your line.

No, the unit comes with the necessary AXS battery and charger included. It uses the same standard battery found on other SRAM AXS components, making it easy to swap or carry a spare.

Yes, while the system is designed for automated performance, you can override the settings or toggle between modes manually through your AXS controller if you prefer a specific feel for a certain section of the trail.

The Solo Air system allows you to add air to your shock through a single Schrader valve, which simultaneously fills both the positive and negative air chambers. This simplifies setup and ensures consistent, balanced performance across the entire stroke.

This unit weighs 725.75 grams. While it adds some weight compared to a standard mechanical shock, the efficiency gains from the automated suspension management often outweigh the slight mass penalty for cross-country riders.