Marzocchi 66 RC3 EVO Ti 2011 Forks

5/5 (2 Reviews)
MSRP : $1169.00


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Product Description

Marzocchi 66 RC3 EVO Ti Coil Fork 2011: Single-sided titanium coil spring system with external coil preload and air-assist adjustability. Updated RC3 EVO open-bath oil damping cartridge: externally adjustable rebound and low-speed compression with...


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by KavuRider a Downhiller from Phoenix, AZ

Date Reviewed: February 21, 2012

Strengths:    Fork is incredibly light, feels like a true Marzocchi coil fork. Very stiff for a single crown (mine has the 1.5 steerer). New QR20 system is a breeze to use.

Weaknesses:    None that I could find. There is some deflection at higher speeds, since it is a single crown, but not really a product weakness.

Bottom Line:   
I have been a Marzocchi fan up until they had some teething problems in '08-'10. This is the first fork they have released since that time that truly feels like a coil and oil Marzocchi again. The lines that I have taken on this fork have been ridiculous and it just eats it right up. Quite light for a 180mm travel coil fork as well, most likely due to the titanium springs. The QR20 system hasn't given me any trouble, although you do have to make sure that you tighten it up properly. Overall I have to give this fork a top rating.

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Favorite Trail:   Holbert, SoMo

Duration Product Used:   6 months

Price Paid:    $500.00

Purchased At:   Came equipped on bik

Similar Products Used:   '08 Marzocchi 66 ATA, '09 Marzocchi 66 RV, '08 RockShox Totem Solo Air

Bike Setup:   2009 Kona Stinky Air, 66 RC3 Ti, Roco WC coil shock, Mavic Crossmax SX wheels, XTR/Saint Drivetrain, Saint brakes.

Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by schlockinz a Downhiller from Tulsa, OK USA

Date Reviewed: January 6, 2012

Strengths:    Super stiff and buttery smooth. I had a 66 RC before this that I thought was incredible, and this thing beats it. It can handle flat landings with incredible smoothness and eats rocks like they are not there. Excellent small bump compliance. For a 180mm fork, it climbs well. This thing blows the Fox forks that I've ridden with out of the water. More adjust-ability than I will ever need.

Weaknesses:    It's a hefty fork at 6lbs 6oz with the axle.

Bottom Line:   
Banger fork, hope to see Marzocchi putting out more products like this in the future.

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Duration Product Used:   Less than 1 month

Price Paid:    $410.00

Purchased At:   Huck n Roll

Similar Products Used:   66RC, and I've played around on some of the Fox 36's. F120 fox 32 for 2 years.

Bike Setup:   Banshee Wildcard, setup for freeride

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