As per the comments on Amazon, I had to make a shim out of some 1/8 aluminum as the Rikon table must be just a tad bit thicker.
This is interesting, I also ordered up the Rikon fence but mine bolted right up and works great. I purchased the saw in Oct 2013, maybe the new ones are slightly different (not sure how old yours is).
I put the fence on yesterday and ripped a 2x12 into 1 in strips, worked great, no blade drift, this is with the stock blade still. I think I read somewhere on this board a suggestion that you should run the new saw (any saw actually) with the stock blade, that way when you upgrade the blade you will have a better appreciation of the saw.
On a different topic, I was finally able to spend some time sawing and just playing around with it this weekend. Is it common for these types of saws to have to adjust the guides if you change the height? It is pretty simple to do, just wondering.
My first bandsaw was a 9" Delta hobby saw, not much good for anything. I would never have been able to rip the board above on it. So far I really like this Craftsman.