The Ohlins TTX Flow rear shock is a dedicated replacement unit for select Husqvarna enduro models, built around Ohlins’ twin-tube damping layout for stable control across changing terrain. It’s intended for riders who want consistent feel and clear feedback from the rear end, with external adjusters to tailor behaviour to conditions. This unit is supplied without a spring, allowing the correct rate to be chosen to suit the bike and rider.

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TTX Flow shocks are developed from Ohlins competition suspension experience, with an emphasis on control, traction and consistent damping characteristics. The TTX architecture separates oil and gas and uses a twin-tube flow path to support predictable response through varied speeds and load inputs.

Who this shock is for

Suitable for Husqvarna TE 150i, TE 250i and FE 250 owners who ride enduro or mixed off-road conditions and want a rear shock with broader tuning range than typical OE units. It’s also a good fit when you need a serviceable performance shock to match other chassis and engine changes.

Shock design & features

This is a rear mono shock using a twin-tube, oil/gas separated damping system rather than an emulsion design. The layout is aimed at maintaining consistent damping behaviour over longer rides and repeated impacts. The unit is supplied as the shock body only, with the spring sold separately.

Tuning controls

The shock provides external rebound adjustment and compression adjustment, allowing you to balance rear grip, chassis attitude and recovery speed for different terrain and riding style. Independent circuits help you make changes without masking the opposite damping function.

Before you install

A spring is not included; select the appropriate spring from the 06310-series as noted for this unit. Check fitment for your exact model and year before installation, and confirm all mounting hardware and clearance at full travel once fitted.

Serviceability/lifecycle

As a rebuildable Ohlins unit, regular servicing helps maintain damping consistency and seal life, particularly in mud, water crossings and dusty conditions. Keeping linkage bearings and pivots in good condition will also support shock performance.