Ohlins Bicycle Shock Spring

The spring rate determines how much force is required to compress the spring. A 605 lb rating is specific to your rider weight and suspension leverage ratio, so you should consult your bike's setup guide or a suspension calculator to ensure this matches your specific frame and weight requirements.

No, you must match the spring's allowed deflection to your shock's stroke. This spring is designed for a 2.25-inch (57 mm) stroke; using it on a shock with a longer stroke could cause the spring to bind, while using it on a shorter stroke may result in improper fitment.

This spring utilizes advanced heat treatment and a multi-step surface coating, which allows for a lighter construction without sacrificing the durability needed for aggressive mountain riding. It is engineered specifically to maintain consistent performance under the high stresses of big mountain terrain.

While designed for Ohlins systems, this spring may fit other shocks if the inner diameter and length specifications align. You should verify the inner diameter of your current shock body and the required free length of the spring before attempting installation.

Yes, the multi-step surface treatment is specifically applied to provide superior corrosion resistance. While it is highly durable, it is still good practice to wipe down your suspension components after riding in wet or muddy conditions to maintain the finish.