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K-Tech Suspension is a globally respected suspension manufacturer, trusted in WorldSBK, BSB, Moto2, Moto3 and national championship racing. Designed and manufactured in the UK, K-Tech rear shocks deliver exceptional traction, precise feedback, and consistent damping performance for riders who demand more from their motorcycle — on the road or the track.
This MEGA listing combines all K-Tech rear shock absorber variants into one easy-to-navigate product page, allowing you to select the correct rear shock option for your motorcycle directly from our store options.
The DDS (Dual Damping System) Pro rear shock represents the highest level of K-Tech rear suspension technology. Developed for professional racing and extreme track use, it features fully separated compression and rebound damping circuits to maintain absolute consistency under sustained high loads.
Dual Damping System with independent compression and rebound circuits
Fully adjustable high-speed and low-speed damping
Race-spec piston, shim stack and sealing technology
Precision-machined aluminium body
Designed for slick tyres, race geometry and maximum grip
Superbike & Supersport racing
Track-only or race-dedicated motorcycles
Riders demanding maximum adjustability and feedback
Honda
CBR1000RR — 2008–2016
CBR1000RR — 2017–2018
NSF250R — 2012
VTR1000 RC51 SP1 / SP2 — 2000–2004
Yamaha
YZF-R6 — 2017–2018
YZF-R1 — 2009–2014
Suzuki
GSX-R1000 — 2009–2016
GSX-R1000 / GSX-R1000RR — 2017–2018
GSX-R600 / GSX-R750 — 2006–2010
GSX-R600 / GSX-R750 — 2011–2018
Kawasaki
Ninja ZX-6R — 2007–2008
Ninja ZX-6R — 2009–2018
Ninja ZX-10R — 2011–2015
Ninja ZX-10R — 2016–2021
Ninja 650 — 2017–2018
BMW
S1000RR — 2010–2011
S1000RR — 2012–2014
S1000RR / HP4 — 2013–2014
S1000RR — 2015–2018
R nineT — 2014–2017
Ducati
Panigale 899 / 959 — 2014–2017
Triumph
Daytona 675 / 675R — 2006–2012
Daytona 675 / 675R — 2013–2016
The DDS ‘Lite’ rear shock delivers much of the DDS performance advantage in a more accessible format. It is engineered for fast road riding, track days and club-level racing, offering excellent control with simplified adjustment.
Dual damping architecture
Simplified adjustability for easier setup
Improved compliance over OEM shocks
Lightweight, durable construction
Road and track-day riders
Performance upgrades over standard suspension
Sport and naked motorcycles
Honda
CBR600RR — 2007–2012
CBR600RR — 2007–2016 (Non-ABS)
CBR1000RR — 2008–2018
VTR1000 RC51 SP1 / SP2 — 2000–2004
Yamaha
YZF-R1 — 2004–2008
YZF-R1 / R1M — 2015–2022
Suzuki
GSX-R600 / GSX-R750 — 2006–2010
GSX-R600 / GSX-R750 — 2011–2018
GSX-R1000 / GSX-R1000RR — 2017–2018
Kawasaki
Ninja ZX-6R — 2007–2018
Ninja ZX-10R — 2011–2015
Ninja 650 — 2017–2019
BMW
S1000RR — 2010–2011
S1000RR — 2012–2015
S1000RR — 2015–2018
R nineT — 2014–2017
Aprilia
RSV4 / RSV4R — 2009–2017
Triumph
Daytona 675 / 675R — 2006–2016
Street Triple 675 — 2007–2016
The Razor-R rear shock is purpose-built for lower and mid-capacity motorcycles, delivering a massive improvement in stability, traction and rider confidence over OEM suspension. It balances performance and comfort, making it ideal for everyday riding with spirited performance.
Fully adjustable rebound and compression damping
Optimised spring rates for lighter motorcycles
Improved traction and ride quality
Simple setup with excellent value
300–900 cc motorcycles
Street-focused riders
Daily riding with performance intent
Yamaha
YZF-R3 — 2015–2018
FZ-07 — 2013–2018
FZ-09 / MT-09 / XSR900 — 2013–2018
Suzuki
GSX-S1000 — 2015–2018
KTM
RC390 / Duke 390 — 2014–2018
Kawasaki
Z900 / Z900RS / Z900 Café — 2017–2018