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They are probably like WP and don't want to sell you a manual or tools to work on their shocks. They want you to go to their authorized repair centers.
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Take it to the limit, one more time!
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WP can sell tools via a KTM dealer, I even got a manual for conevalve. But some ohlins servicecenter wont sell the tools
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I have a Cone Valve manual too, but WP America would not sell me one. There is a shop here in the States called Coppersmith that might be able to help you. They seem very knowledgeable when I spoke with them about an Ohlins Flow shock I have.
https://www.coppersmithmotors.com/ohlins-suspension
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Take it to the limit, one more time!
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I loved my ohlins but they really are like a cult, worse than BMW service centres.
I have the TTX 22 manual but no flow sorry.
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My point was let them do the work for you, no one will sell you the tools needed since you are not meant to mess with anything yourself, that's their policy.
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