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RT3, Rear shock, 165x38, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MReb/MComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout
RockShox Monarch RT3 Rear Shock, 166x38, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, D1, 320 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 190x51, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, D1, 320 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 200x57, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, D1, 320 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 200x51, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout Force
RT3, Rear shock, 184x44, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout Force
RT3 Auto Sag, Rear shock, 197x48, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Shock Block
RT3, Rear shock, 197x48, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Shock Block
RT3, Rear shock, 197x51, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Shock Block, LReb/L3Comp, Soft Pedal, 219 Lockout Force
RT3, Rear shock, 184x48, Shaft Eyelet: Trek Mount, Body Eyelet: Standard, 2 Tokens, MReb/MComp, Soft Pedal, 380 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 200x51, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, LReb/LComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 184x44, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: No Bushing, 5 Tokens, MReb/LComp, Soft Pedal, 380 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 200x57, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: No Bushing, MReb/LComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 165x38, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MReb/MComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout
RockShox Monarch RT3 Rear Shock, 166x38, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, D1, 320 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 190x51, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, D1, 320 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 200x57, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, D1, 320 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 200x51, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout Force
RT3, Rear shock, 184x44, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, MidReb/MidComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout Force
RT3 Auto Sag, Rear shock, 197x48, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Shock Block
RT3, Rear shock, 197x48, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Shock Block
RT3, Rear shock, 197x51, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Shock Block, LReb/L3Comp, Soft Pedal, 219 Lockout Force
RT3, Rear shock, 184x48, Shaft Eyelet: Trek Mount, Body Eyelet: Standard, 2 Tokens, MReb/MComp, Soft Pedal, 380 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 200x51, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: Standard, LReb/LComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 184x44, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: No Bushing, 5 Tokens, MReb/LComp, Soft Pedal, 380 Lockout
RT3, Rear shock, 200x57, Shaft Eyelet: Standard, Body Eyelet: No Bushing, MReb/LComp, Soft Pedal, 320 Lockout
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RockShox Monarch RT3 Rear Shock

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SKU: 00.4118.138.006
$429.00
Variant

Take your ride to the next level with the RockShox Monarch RT3 Rear Shock. Designed for smooth performance and precise control, this rear shock enhances your bike’s handling across diverse terrains. Whether you're tackling rough trails or flowing singletracks, the Monarch RT3 delivers optimal responsiveness and adjustability for an unbeatable riding experience.

  • Spring: Solo Air
  • Damping Adjustments: External rebound, 3 Position Compression (open/pedal/lockout)
  • Rapid Recovery Rebound Tune
  • -04 for 2010-15 Trek Remedy
  • SRAM Model ID: RS-MNR-RT3-D1
Attributes
Damping RT3
Damping Adjustments External rebound, 3 position compression (Open/Pedal/Lock)
Primary Color Black
Shock Weight 215g

About the Brand

  • RockShox was founded by Paul Turner in 1989 in Asheville, North Carolina, and later moved to California after Steve and Deborah Simons joined as partners. Turner, with a background in motocross and suspension design, collaborated with Simons, an experienced suspension innovator, to develop the first suspension forks for mountain bikes. The RS-1, RockShox’s first fork, was introduced in 1990, with professional rider Greg Herbold helping to establish its reputation. The company saw rapid growth, going public in 1996 with a dominant market share. However, increasing competition and financial challenges led to production shifts and cost-cutting measures. By 2002, RockShox defaulted on a loan, leading to its acquisition by SRAM, which relocated manufacturing to Taiwan while maintaining a test facility in Colorado Springs

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