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cmkanne
a Weekend Warrior
from GilbertDate Reviewed: May 9, 2010
Strengths: Smooth operation. With the reboud and air pressure set properly it is comforatble and smooth. The lock out is very easy to flip for uphill climbs.Weaknesses: none that I have found yet.Bottom Line: I really like the Shock and think it is a great replacement for the Monarch 3.1
Favorite Trail: Shuttling South Mountain
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At: Cactus bikes
Bike Setup: Sette Flite, Domain front fork, kenda nevegals.
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Jason O Monroe
a Weekend Warrior
from ValenciaDate Reviewed: October 21, 2008
Strengths: This shock completely soaks up the downhills. The shock's rebound setting was perfect out of the box. The shock's lock out feature it great if you have to do any climbing on flat fire roads or trails.Weaknesses: Haven't found any yet. Planning to put it to the test in Sedona AZ this weekend.Bottom Line: I had bought the Marzocchi Roco 3PL after my Progressive 5th Element Air flat lined on me. I weigh 155 lbs so I run the shock at its lowest compression setting (170 PSI)as recommended by Ironhorse on a bike with a DW Link system. The difference in the ride I got with the 5th Element and the Marzocchi 3PL was night and day. I found my rear was sticking to the trail more, especially over really bumpy downhills. On the climbs, even with the shock in the fully open setting, I get very little bob when peddling. Lock the shock out and you have an instant hardtail. Bottom line: Extremely happy with the Marzocchi 3PL.
Favorite Trail: Viper, Chumash and Hummingbird
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$390.00
Purchased At: Marzocchi Factory
Similar Products Used: Progressive 5h Element Air (CRAP) and the Fox RP23 (Very good).
Bike Setup: 2006 Ironhorse Mark III Team All Mountain. Sram X.O. Avid Juice Hydrolic Brakes. Manitou Minute 3 frnt shck. Marzocchi Roco 3PL.
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Mirko
a Weekend Warrior
from Warsaw PolandDate Reviewed: August 10, 2008
Strengths: smooth, good dampening control, great look and ligh weight check this out http://bikescale.com/index.php?d=artykul&art=1450&kat=23&mar=4&s=1&sk=1Weaknesses: the only one is that compression dampening controls doesn't change anything. It works as double check of a lock out. It clicks 5 times. First three position keeps it totally open and bike is eager to swollow any hits. Next positions block the shock totally. So you can either activate lock out by huge and comfortable lever or by small silver lever. It should't be that wayBottom Line: Previously I used on this bike coil spring 5th element, and Manitou Six Way. The ride was great, sporting my ride with Roco changed everything. Downhills felt so much better, bike is faster and easier to control. But uphilling is not so. When you do it on smooth fireroads it is fine. You just block it and pedal. When uphill is more technically challanging you have to struggle with serius bobing. Shock was sended to be repaired by Marzocchi but came back in the same shape, so I guess it is that way. Shame, especially because it works fantastic on downhills.
Favorite Trail: Mala Fatra
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Similar Products Used: RS SID, Fox RPL 23 FOx RL, 5th Element
Bike Setup: Santa Cruz Heckler, Marzocchi 55 ATA
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