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How do I adjust the Öhlins DU 125 shock absorber on my Ducati Monster?

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OBrody
12/17/2025, 06:27:11 PM

Optimizing your Ducati Monster's handling involves fine-tuning its Öhlins DU 125 shock absorber. Adjusting rebound, compression, and spring preload can dramatically affect your bike's performance and ride comfort. Here's how to adjust your Öhlins DU 125:

  1. Rebound Adjustment: This controls how quickly the shock returns after compression. Find the rebound adjuster on the shock. Turn it clockwise to increase damping (slower rebound) or counterclockwise to decrease damping (faster rebound). A starting point is often around 14 clicks.

  2. Compression Adjustment: This regulates the shock's resistance to compression. Locate the compression adjuster and turn it clockwise for increased damping (firmer compression) or counterclockwise for decreased damping (softer compression). Consider starting with approximately 8 clicks.

  3. Spring Preload Adjustment: This determines the initial spring compression when the bike is stationary. Use the preload adjuster on the shock to increase or decrease the preload. A common starting point is around 7 mm.

Always consult the Öhlins Owner’s Manual for detailed setup and adjustment instructions specific to your model. Adhering to the manual's recommended settings is crucial for maximizing your Ducati Monster's performance. For personalized support, reach out to an authorized Öhlins dealer.

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