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Marzocchi 888 CR 2012 Forks
Product DescriptionThe 888 means business. Its 200mm ofTravel are capable of absorbingThe impact ofThe most body-jarring of obstacles. It also features new bushing designs with vertical slot for oil fluid and lubrication andThe CV (Compression Valve) pumping element, an evolution ofThe well-proven SSVF Open Bath system. The system controlsThe compression and rebound speed. When correctly adjusted,The fork is ableTo keepThe wheel in contact withThe ground in any riding condition, keeping you in control and onTrack
User Reviews
Submitted by
Nuclearscorch
a Downhiller
from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Date Reviewed: December 11, 2011 Strengths: Very High quality, Light fork, Plenty of travel (180mm-200mm), Adjustable compression, Rebound, Mechanical Preload. Weighs 3440 grams or 7.56 pounds. 20mm axle compatible. Lighter than a oil filled fork. Weaknesses: Turning radius is lessened compared to single crown fork. If you tighten the four screws on the front axle too much, you strip them, and need to either drill in new inserts or get new lowers. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Any trail Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $1200.00 Purchased At: Doug's Spoke N Sport Bike Setup: 2012 Marzocchi 888 CR Fork on a rigid 2005 Norco Sasquatch. Hone cranks, sun rims, Kona Wah Wah pedals, Kenda nevegal downhill tires, Hayes 9 hydrolic brakes w/ 6" rotors.
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