2012 RockShox Lyrik RC2 DH 170 dual position solo air

I had this fork on a Norco Range for a couple years before swapping it out for a Pike to save weight. The fork shows signs of cosmetic wear, which I tried to document in the photos. The stanchions are are in near-perfect condition; just one very minor blemish (see close-up photo) which I mention only for the sake of full-disclosure. The action was buttery smooth when I pulled it off my bike about a year ago. It had a recent oil change and wiper-seal replacement; probably about 30 hours on it after that.

One of the bolts on the lowers (can't remember which one) was a bit sticky when I did the last oil change, so you'll just want to be careful when removing and threading the bolt. Again, not a big deal but figure worth mentioning.

Also, the rebound dial came off on a ride (quite common with this generation RockShox; dumb design), so I bought a replacement, which fell of again on the first ride! Now I just set rebound with an long allen key and don't bother with the knob. Happy to include it if you like.

The travel adjust brings it down to around 140 I think (or 130). Otherwise, the fork also has high and low-speed compression settings.

Oh, and 20mm thru axle! 35 mm stanchions. Steerer tube cut to 19.5 cm.

Think that covers it. If you have any questions let me know. This is a killer fork if you're still rocking a 26er AM rig and want to beef up your front end. It's plush and stiff.

Thanks,
Tom