The Ohlins MG620 STX 36 Twin rear shock is built for Moto-Guzzi Le Mans 1000 fitment where predictable damping and stable chassis behaviour matter. It uses a gas-pressurised damping system to help maintain consistency over longer rides. Designed as a rear twin-shock arrangement, it supports precise tuning for your bike, load and road conditions.

Ohlins | Made to race, perfected to ride

Ohlins suspension is developed from racing experience with a focus on control, feel and repeatability. On a road-going classic like the Le Mans, that translates to clearer feedback and more confidence when the pace rises. The STX 36 Twin family is aimed at riders who want a well-engineered, serviceable rear suspension solution.

Who this shock is for

Suited to riders who want improved stability, grip feel and composure from a twin-shock rear end. It’s a relevant choice if you’re addressing ageing suspension, riding briskly on varied roads, or regularly carrying a passenger or luggage and want the rear to stay controlled.

Shock design & features

This is a gas-pressurised rear shock design (oil/gas separated) intended to reduce fade and keep damping behaviour consistent. The architecture is designed to deliver precise damping response and solid chassis support under changing loads and speeds.

Tuning controls

The MG620 provides adjustability for compression damping and rebound damping, allowing you to balance support and comfort while keeping traction and stability in check. With independent circuits, you can refine how the rear responds to bumps and how it settles after inputs like braking, throttle and cornering load.

Before you install

Confirm fitment for the Moto-Guzzi Le Mans 1000 and ensure the correct mounting hardware and springing for your typical rider weight and use. After installation, set sag and then make small, methodical changes to damping so you can feel the effect of each adjustment.

Serviceability/lifecycle

Ohlins shocks are designed to be maintained and reconditioned. Periodic servicing helps keep damping consistent and extends component life, especially if the bike is used frequently or on rougher surfaces.