Motorcycle Shock Shaft & Mounting Lug Assembly

If your motorcycle shocks have rebound adjustment you will usually find it inside this end eye assembly which then bolts to the rear swingarm or suspension link via bearings & grease seals to keep the whole suspension moving smoothly. Looks simple, but it's often full of small clicker parts! Find out how to use those clickers effectively in our DIY damping adjustment guide.

Although the damper shaft looks super simple, it too is full of inner components - the reb adjuster presses on a pushrod that slides around inside that main shaft, and it needs tiny guides, bushes, o-rings and an angled end needle to adjust the damping.
We sell the shafts in different states of assembly depending on what you need - these full rod and eye assemblies, assembled damping shaft with internal parts pre-installed, or bare chromed tubes with no internals.