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4 ADJUSTME T A D SET UP

Stability and Traction

All motorcycles are designed with a suspension 
geometry that includes ride height and fork 
angle. If you change any of the components, 
the suspension geometry can be changed. 
Therefore it is very important that the front 
and the rear ends match each other. The front 
and the rear loaded heights must be within the 
recommended measures.

Front Fork Springs

Öhlins Racing has a variety of front fork springs 
available for a large number of motorcycle 
models. The springs combined with the Öhlins 
shock absorbers give a superior stability and 
traction. Contact Öhlins for more information.

 Warninge!

If there are no matching springs for your motorcycle 

model, use the original springs, however, they must be in 

good condition and not fatigued.

FGK

FKR

Setting up

If you test by trial and error and change the 
different adjustment possibilities you can learn 
how the different settings affect your motorcycle.

Always begin your setting by taking a test ride 

with all adjustments at the recommended set 
up. Choose a short run of varying character, for 
example with long as well as sharp bends, hard 
as well as soft bumps. Stay on the same run 
and adjust only one setting at a time.

Recommended adjustment range

Rebound and compression damping: 

±5 clicks from original (basic) setting.

For original setting see the Mounting 
Instructions for your shock absorber. Set up your 
rear suspension together with the front fork and 
for all types of tracks that you want to optimize, 

there are no set-ups that will be 100% perfect 

on all tracks, you will need to compromise. 

To ride safely and use less energy, prioritize:

• safety 
• stability 
• comfort 

Basic guidelines
Rebound Damping

If the bike with spring, preload and the ride 
height feels good but the bike runs low and 
packs down under acceleration bumps, with too 
wide line and/or lost comfort and traction, open 
the rebound adjuster two [2] clicks.

If the bike is nervous and moving a lot or has a 

high feeling entering corners, close the rebound 
adjuster two [2] clicks. Fine tune one [1] click 
at the time. Test run and make the necessary 
adjustments. 

Compression Damping

If the bike feels soft, unstable, is using too much 
wheel travel although you have the perfect 
spring for you; close the compression adjuster 
two [2] clicks. This will control the wheel during 
acceleration more, plus, it will help ride height 

and falling through the stroke too quickly. 

If the bike feels high, has bad grip at throttle 

FGK and FKR kits

Öhlins Racing also produces complete Racing 
Cartridge Systems to upgrade your front fork to 
a higher performance level.

Summary of Contents for TTX GP

Page 1: ...TTX GP Owner s Manual Shock Absorber for MC Road Track...

Page 2: ...w the owner of an hlins product More than two hundred World Championships and other major world titles are definitive proof that hlins products offer outstanding performance and reliability Every prod...

Page 3: ...and or maintenance please contact hlins 1 Note 1 When working with the hlins product always read the vehicle service manual 1 Note 1 This manual shall be considered as a part of the product and shall...

Page 4: ...the world both as aftermarket and OEM This variety of users and customers inspires hlins to constantly work our hardest to improve this product for you This version of TTX36 GP features a number of u...

Page 5: ...ion and rebound valves have three flow paths for the fluid the bleed valve shim valve and the check valve The bleed valve figure 1 center grey arrows is a small orifice giving a flow restriction by it...

Page 6: ...annel connected to the reservoir the rebound adjuster check valve and between the inner and the outer tube to the other side of the main piston During compression stroke the piston rod goes into the s...

Page 7: ...r The spring preload is the difference between the free spring length and the installed spring length A Free spring length B Installed spring length Shock absorber fully extended A B Spring Preload Se...

Page 8: ...the steering geometry as well as the chain force A shorter shock absorber gives a lower motorcycle The fork angle as well as the trail will increase and normally the chain force will be reduced with...

Page 9: ...are slightly compressed Repeat the measuring procedures R2 and F2 6 Sit on the motorcycle in normal riding position properly outfitted in your riding gear Repeat the measuring procedure R3 and F3 Reco...

Page 10: ...etting at a time Recommended adjustment range Rebound and compression damping 5 clicks from original basic setting For original setting see the Mounting Instructions for your shock absorber Set up you...

Page 11: ...er to the vehicle Recommended Service Intervals Racing Every 10 hours of operation Maximum 20 hours of operation without service and oil change Regular street use Every 30 000 km Disposal Hand over yo...

Page 12: ...ur hlins retailer Phone 46 0 8 590 025 00 Fax 46 0 8 590 025 80 www ohlins com hlins Racing AB Box 722 SE 194 27 Upplands V sby Sweden Owner s Manual Part No 07242 07_0 Issued 2017 11 06 hlins Racing...

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