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How to replace the rear shock absorber on the Ducati Monster 620?

Model: Ducati Monster 620 I E
Part: Shocks

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To replace the rear shock absorber on the Ducati Monster 620, loosen the screws that secure the seat to its housing, then remove the panels located at the top of the mudguard. Once these panels are removed, locate the screw that secures the shock absorber from the top and completely loosen it. After this screw is removed, unscrew the one that secures it from the bottom, completely removing the shock absorber from its mount and replacing it with a new spare part.


Updated on 16 August 2026 by ScegliAuto


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