Part # BM678
Ohlins - TTX Series Rear Shock

Ohlins - TTX Series Rear Shock

Important ordering information: When you order Ohlins suspension from Wunderlich America, you will not be receiving an off the shelf product. Each shock absorber will be especially built just for you by Ohlins factory trained technicians, based on the information that you provide. The Ohlins modular construction system and the world-wide cooperation between Ohlinsand Wunderlich make this possible.

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Ohlins TTX series Rear Shock Absorber Type T39PR1C1S for the R1200 GS Adventure

The TTX-technology, proven in MotoGP and WSB is now available for the R1200 GS models. These are the newly developed shock absorbers that are used in the Mechatronics system, available here in this manually adjustable version. If your bike does not have ESA but you want the latest in Ohlins technology, look no further.

The TTX36 shock absorber was developed as a Dual Sport application for the BMW R1200 GS models. The TTX39 rear shock absorber was introduced in 2012 and it has a 39mm piston. Designed for BMW, the Ohlins TTX36 and TTX39 shock absorbers can give you superior Ohlins performance.

The facts

• Ohlins quality and performance
• Ohlins finishes and design, developed with racing experience
• 39 mm diameter, Teflon guided piston
• Adjustable compression and rebound damping adjustments
• Stepless preload adjustment
• Custom built to your specifications
• Completely rebuildable and serviceable
• Maintenance free pivot bearings
• Made in Sweden, assembled in USA

The Ohlins modular construction system makes it possible to completely disassemble the shock for routine servicing and repairs. Should servicing become necessary, you will have like new performance restored and for this reason, the shock will certainly last for the lifetime of the motorcycle.