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General| Type | Rear Shock |
|---|---|
| Spring type | Air |
| Intended Use | Mountain bike |
| Adjustments | Rebound damping |
| Spring Rate | Air spring |
| Mounting Options | Standard eyelet mounts |
| Travel | Varies by model |
| Mount type | Standard eyelet |
| Eyelet size | Standard |
| Shaft diameter | 8mm |
Lists the included components with part numbers and quantities.
Crucial safety warning emphasizing the importance of reading the manual before installation.
Informs users that images are representative and may differ slightly from the actual product.
Advises about potential oil leakage during storage and transportation due to temperature.
Clarifies that procedures are the same even if pictures differ from specific bike models.
Reinforces the shock absorber's importance for bicycle stability.
Stresses the importance of understanding the manual and related technical documents.
States Öhlins Racing AB's disclaimer regarding damage from improper installation or maintenance.
Advises a low-speed test ride after installation to ensure bicycle stability.
Instructs to stop riding and seek service if abnormal noise, irregular function, or leakage occurs.
Explains warranty conditions and advises contacting service centers for questions.
Reminds users to always consult the bicycle manufacturer's manuals when working with the product.
States that the manual is an integral part of the product and should accompany it.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols used throughout the manual.
Product must be installed exclusively on the designated bicycle model.
Warns about pressurized air and the necessity of expert servicing and tools.
Advises professional installation by an authorized service center for optimal results.
Caution about holding the frame when removing the shock to prevent paint damage.
Recommends cleaning the bicycle thoroughly before commencing installation.
Advises referring to the bicycle service manual for specific procedures and data.
Ensures screws are tightened correctly and do not impede shock absorber movement.
Procedure must be performed on a flat surface for accurate sag measurement.
Simplifies air pressure adjustment and automatically determines the correct amount of sag.
Provides recommended sag measurements for different bike models.
Guideline for initial air pressure settings based on rider weight.
Advice on adjusting sag based on riding style and terrain.
Details how to adjust low and high-speed compression damping using colored adjusters.
Explains the 'Additional platform control' setting for specific riding conditions.
Describes how to adjust rebound damping for optimal suspension response.
Notes on rebound adjuster compensation for temperature changes and recommended settings.
Explains how suspension geometry affects stability and traction, requiring front/rear balance.
Provides a method for adjusting settings through trial and error on varying terrain.
Discusses the full adjustment range of the STX shock and its suitability for riders.
Guides adjustments for loose, nervous, or harsh bike feel by increasing/decreasing rebound.
Controls chassis movement and affects bike stability and traction based on adjustments.
Offers three positions for bump absorption and traction control, with position 2 as default.
Emphasizes checking basic settings against setup data before riding for optimal performance.
Highlights air pressure's role in finding the best setup, complementing sag and clicks.
For progressive spring characteristics, users are advised to contact an authorized service center.
Outlines essential maintenance tasks for the shock absorber and their recommended intervals.
