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Marzocchi Shiver SC

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# of Reviews 4
Average Rating 4.25/5
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Submitted by Oskar van helsing a Downhiller from Sweden
Date Reviewed: March 25, 2008
Favorite Trail:Flottsbro
Duration Product Used:6 months
Purchased At:Came on bike
Strengths:Extremly smooth and plush.

Great agressive look
Weaknesses:A bit heavy, but some pedalstrokes instead of coasting will do the trick
Similar Products Used:Manitou Nixon elite -07
Mz 888r -04
Mz Dj3 -06
Bike Setup:Scott Nitrous 10-06
Mz 888r -04
Bottom Line:Verry good freeriding fork. 100mm of travel i not enough for downhillriding tough. Works great on dirtjumps too.
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5

Submitted by James Sinclair a from worcestershire
Date Reviewed: June 24, 2004
Favorite Trail:suckley
Duration Product Used:6 months
Price Paid: $550.00
Purchased At:back on track
Strengths:stiff, smooth as, steel steer tube, 2yr waranty
Weaknesses:heavy, long bed-in time, standard springs are far to soft
Similar Products Used:dirt jumper 2, mx6, mcr, judy xlc, x-vert, rst.........
Bike Setup:revel 250r, profile cranks, hope bigun on sunn double track, hope e4 back brake, redneck stem profile bar
Bottom Line:after the long bed-in time these fork are by far the smoothest i have ever ridden, but with the standard springs they bottom out very easily (harder ons cost £40 and there worth ever penny), the steel steer tube and the 20mm axel make for a very stif front end, and 4 inches is all you'l ever need from this type of fork, but the weight is a bit of a let down. this is not for the weight watchers
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

Submitted by Rob a Weekend Warrior from Bucks
Date Reviewed: June 2, 2004
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $282.00
Purchased At:e-bay
Strengths:Smooth travel, stiff, look wicked!
Weaknesses:Bit heavy
Similar Products Used:Rockshock psylo, Manitou Black, RST's, etc
Bike Setup:Medium 04 Heckler with 5th Element air shock, Hope Mono M4 discs, XT Hollotech 2 cranks, XT mechs/shifters, Mavic 219 on Club Roost hubs.
Bottom Line:Tough forks with smooth travel. Took a few rides to bed them in but they are real smooth now. Makes your front end super stiff and flex free wit the 20mm front axle. Got them for 280 quid on e-bay brand new. These forks are for freeriders, dirt jumpers. Not for lightweight XC weenies! Would have given them 5 chilli's if they were a bit lighter.
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

Submitted by Kalle Ericson a Weekend Warrior from Falun/Sweden
Date Reviewed: April 26, 2004
Favorite Trail:Säter!!
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $550.00
Purchased At:chainreactioncycles.com
Strengths:Very plush,smooth and stiff!
Weaknesses:maybe a bit heavy but if u into dirt/street it doesent matter,it comes with pretty soft springs but only bottoms out at the worst landings,and they should do!
Similar Products Used:man. sherman flick,man. black super,
Bike Setup:Azonic Evo.II (lovely frame,looks beautiful in white!) raceface north shore cranks,pro taper bar,atomlab stem and rims and so on...
Bottom Line:this fork kick ass! i strongly recomend this fork! with a harder spring i think it will be even better!! very good for dirt jumping!!
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4






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