Moturo Shock Absorber 270 mm Fastace BFA52RCL for Dirt Bike

Moturo Shock Absorber 270 mm Fastace BFA52RCL for Dirt Bike

The Moturo 270 mm Fastace BFA52RCL shock absorber for your dirt bike — the link between the rear wheel and the frame that cushions every jump. External reservoir, adjustable compression and rebound, ready to install.

The shock absorber is positioned between the swingarm mount and the frame to cushion the rear wheel. Hole spacing 270 mm, spring diameter 76 mm, spring thickness 12 mm, spring rate 250 LBS/IN, mount diameter 19.6 mm. The external reservoir separates oil and nitrogen for stable damping performance under load.

Compression and rebound can be adjusted by hand using the fine thread and adjustment screw. Spring preload is adjusted via the thread on the shock body.

Replacement takes about an hour with a socket wrench set and torque wrench.

Shock absorber for your dirt bike, made by Moturo.

Performance · Material · Specs

• Hole spacing 270 mm, spring diameter 76 mm, spring thickness 12 mm
• Spring rate 250 LBS/IN, mount diameter 19.6 mm
• External reservoir, adjustable compression and rebound
• Manual fine-tuning via fine thread and adjustment screw

Important notes – please read

OE replacement suspension part; compare dimensions, shock length, and mounts before ordering. For road-legal vehicles, check ABE/registration requirements before installation. Compare hole spacing, spring diameter, and mount diameter with your original part before ordering.

Tools & Time required

• Socket wrench set in standard sizes
• Torque wrench
• About one hour for an experienced mechanic

Scope of delivery

1 × shock absorber 270 mm Fastace BFA52RCL with external reservoir. Not included: mounting bolts, tools.

Frequently asked questions

Does the shock fit every dirt bike with 270 mm hole spacing?
Not necessarily. Compare the hole spacing, 19.6 mm mount diameter, and 76 mm spring diameter with your original part.

Does the component need to be registered?
No. This replacement/wear part does not require registration; matching dimensions, design, and correct installation are what matter.

How do I adjust compression and rebound?
By hand via the fine thread and adjustment screw, adjusting step-by-step to your terrain.