The Ohlins STX 46 Supersport rear shock for the Honda CBR900RR is built around proven track-focused damping architecture, with the control and feedback riders expect from Ohlins. It is designed to improve stability and grip through consistent damping behaviour under hard use. This unit is a rear mono shock suited to riders who want a tunable setup rather than a fixed, non-adjustable replacement.

Ohlins | Made to race, perfected to ride

Developed from Ohlins racing experience, the STX 46 Supersport platform focuses on repeatable damping control and clear feel at the tyre contact patch. It is intended for riders who prioritise chassis balance and predictable response on road and track.

Who this shock is for

• Honda CBR900RR owners wanting a dedicated rear performance shock with external tuning control
• Riders chasing improved stability through braking, corner entry and acceleration
• Trackday and performance road riders who routinely adjust suspension to match tyres, pace and conditions

Shock design & features

This is an STX 46 Supersport rear mono shock with a gas-pressurised layout for consistent damping under sustained load. The internal design separates oil and gas to help maintain stable damping characteristics during repeated heat cycles.

Tuning controls

External damping adjustments are provided for both compression and rebound, allowing you to tune chassis support and tyre grip without internal revalving. Spring preload adjustment is also provided to set ride height and sag correctly for rider weight and use.

Before you install

• Confirm the application for your exact Honda CBR900RR model and year before fitting.
• Set rider sag first, then adjust rebound and compression in small steps to suit tyres and riding conditions.
• If you are changing ride balance, check chain slack and clearance at full suspension travel.

Serviceability/lifecycle

Like all performance shocks, routine servicing helps maintain damping consistency and seal life. Service intervals depend on use, with track and wet-weather riding typically requiring more frequent attention.