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Marzocchi Z.1 Sport 2006 Front Shocks
Product DescriptionZ.1 can be used in a moderate freeride condition. Not intended for large drops, jumps and gaps. Z.1 series is between AM & extreme freeride.
User Reviews 
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Andy
a Downhiller
from Fort Collins, CO Date Reviewed: March 10, 2008 Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 6 months Price Paid: $350.00 Purchased At: Pricepoint.com Similar Products Used: Z1 FR SL, Sherman Flick Plus Bike Setup: Brodie Thumper, DHX 5.0
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Charles
a Weekend Warrior
from Matane, quebec, canada Date Reviewed: July 21, 2007 Strengths: -Marzocchi's Plushness -Almost no maintenance to do -Nice silver anodizing -Great range of ajustability (very slow/fast rebound and "Wood piece"feel/no compression) Weaknesses: -The common 32 mm stanchion play is there right out of the box -The bomber decal is a sticker. Not like on the 66'S/888'S -Bad small bump sensitivity compared to the 66's and 888'S Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $512.00 Purchased At: Chain reaction cycles Similar Products Used: Marzocchi all mountain 3 Marzochi 888 rc2x marzocchi dirt jumper 3/4 super t drop off's 66'S Bike Setup: Rocky mountain flow race face evolve crank ex325 rims juicy 7 michelin tires 
Submitted by
Sean
a Downhiller
from Santa Cruz, CA, USA Date Reviewed: July 11, 2007 Strengths: Upgraded from factory fork to z.1 and discovered a new appreciation for riding. I no longer have to walk down the steps to my favorite trail. Great way to mix AllMountain and freeriding. Weaknesses: Temporary squishy sound as fork breaks in. Once it's gone, after a couple of rides, it doesn't come back. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: steep Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $350.00 Purchased At: USED Similar Products Used: Don't like to knock other's products. Every fork has a home waiting.
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jeremiah
from texas baby! Date Reviewed: July 21, 2006 Strengths: this is a follow up review. this fork is incredible. its keeps getting better with age. super plush now with great ramping at the bottom of the stroke. i have done a lot of urban riding with drops to flat on pavement, and have not had any problems. I have also tagged a tree head on with no issues. adjustability is great. i am officially converted from a manitou rider! Weaknesses: the only problem i could see is the lack of a stable platform. i dont do a lot of cross country, so it really doesnt bother me, but sprints out of the saddle create a fair amount of bob. i guess thats the price you pay for 6" of buttery-smooth travel. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: downtown sa Duration Product Used: 6 months Price Paid: $500.00 Purchased At: dropzonecycling Similar Products Used: previous z 1s and sherman sliders.
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Jeremiah
a Weekend Warrior
from tx Date Reviewed: February 16, 2006 Strengths: burly. lots of adjustability. paint is great and anodized aluminum looks trick. rebound and compression knobs make noticable changes in the forks feel (unlike manitou) Weaknesses: took forever to break in. squish noise when compressed. air preload is useless because 2 psi of air makes the fork feel like a rigid fork. fork "tops out" when pulling up to manual or bunny hop. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $500.00 Similar Products Used: manitou sherman slider, nixon elite, previous z1s Bike Setup: avent jibster, 24" halos, z1 sport, e 13 guide and 9sp shimano xt drivetrain.
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