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Gman JacksonDate Reviewed: May 5, 2012
Strengths: Infinite adjustability. Many people complain of bottoming out, well... that's what Compression, spring preload, and air preload are for.. You can't go wrong with this fork in any aspect, especially if youre a freerider. The fork is invincible, and smoooooth, back to marzocchi's old ways before the 08-09 crap.Weaknesses: Heavy. 8.2Lbs. Boxxers weight in at an average of 6.5Lbs, even for the entry level, but don't have even close to the adjustment. (Boxxer race)Bottom Line: Excellent fork, I've been a loyal Marzocchi user since early 2000, and have used other stuff, but it was never compelling enough to keep me. Marzocchi always had me coming back for that old school buttery smooth feel.
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Binford
a Weekend Warrior
from CanadaDate Reviewed: September 4, 2010
Strengths: Very stiff and plush, good bottom out resistanceWeaknesses: NoneBottom Line: Best fork I've ridden so far, smoothest and stiffest, feels better than my 2005 888vf.
Duration Product Used: 6 months
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$725.00
Purchased At: Chain Reaction
Similar Products Used: 2001 Jr.T,2002 Z1 Wedge,2003 DJ3,2003 Jr.T,2003 MZ Comp,2004 Z1 Drop off,2005 888VF,2007 Z1 Sport
Bike Setup: 2003 Norco Team Shore,Sun Doublewides,Nokian Gazza 2.6,Fox RC,2010 888 RCV
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