Motorcycle Shock Rebound Adjuster Parts

Shock Rebound Adjuster Parts

Right in the centre of your motorbike's coilover is the main damping shaft. At the top end it holds the piston inside the shock absorber body while at the bottom end it screws onto the Clevis or Yoke. A clevis has a split fork of two tabs with a gap between them, while a yoke has one wide ring. If your damper has rebound adjustment you will usually find clicker parts like rubber seal o-rings & angled end needles inside — learn how to set them in our DIY damping setup guide. Tiny internals keep components sliding smoothly; you can rebuild with new components — see FAQ on replacement parts.

What Shock Rebound Adjuster Parts Do

• Control rebound damping via external clickers, nuts or tuning knobs that press the internal pushrod and shim stack.
• Include small internals: push rods, collars, guides, bushes, rubber seal o-rings and angled needles for precise tuning.
• Allow servicing without replacing the shock — replace internals or rebuild the shaft assembly.
• Available as bare chromed tubes, assembled damping shafts or full end-eye assemblies: bare tubes, damping shaft with internal parts or a full assembly.

Recommended Pairings

Consider matching rebuilds with suspension service tools: Suspension Tools. Also service the rear linkage bearings and grease seals before refitting: Shock linkage maintenance.

Shop Shock Rebound Adjuster Parts

Browse rebound clickers, internals and complete shaft assemblies to rebuild or upgrade your shock.