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Marzocchi All Mountain III

Average Rating 4.00/5
# of Reviews 9
MSRP $ 365.00
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Description:
    • 140mm Travel
    • TST 2 Adjustability
    • Coil w/ Air Assist Spring
    • Alloy FR Steer Tube & Crown
    • 32mm Alloy Stanchions
    • 6" Post Mount
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      Submitted by Joseph Moon a Weekend Warrior from Cerritos, CA, USA
      Date Reviewed: 4/1/2008 11:59:08 PM
      FavoriteTrail: fullerton loop
      Duration Product Used: 6 months
      Price Paid: $207
      Purchased At: JensonUSA
      Strengths: Very plush, rebound is really nice, TST2 worked well...for a while
      Weaknesses: First of all, my TST2 will lock, but wont unlock, so every time i lock it, i have to take the knob off and re-adjust the position so it will go back to the unlocked position. Moving it around will loosen the whole "adjustment" so every time i lock it again, it will unlock the whole "adjustment" instead of the TST2 feature. Therefore marzocchi should tighten the TST2 further down into the fork. Second of all, my right stanchion leaks a crapload of oil like if it were a manitou stance. oh and MAKE SURE YOU DONT TAKE ALL THE AIR OUT!
      Similar Products Tried: Manitou R7, Rock Shox Reba, Marzocchi MZ3, RST Gila
      Bike Setup: 2006 Specialized Hardrock, avid juicy 5's, and just a new fork because RST is gay and it blew on me. also cuz im asian and my parents arent really a great support, only towards studying
      Bottom Line: DONT TAKE ANY AIR OUT. i left the fork at around 75-100 PSI so there is a more plush feel to it. my leak in the right stanchion was mainly cuz i didnt know what i was thinking and went "freeriding" on an XC hardtail, because it DID say it was a freeride fork. The oil leaks out somehow, and goes onto my brakes which is NOT GOOD! I took all the air out just for fun, and it felt like the whole air chamber on the left leg was a huge vacuum. please dont eff around with your fork. you'll regret it. TST2 feature was a homo to me. rebound is nice. buy this fork for trail riding purposes ONLY. Now i gotta mail this back to jenson to get a warranty claim. I still love marzocchi though.
      Value Rating: 4 Overall Rating: 2

      Submitted by Martin a Weekend Warrior from Trois-Rivières, Qc, Canada
      Date Reviewed: 2/18/2008 5:18:47 PM
      Duration Product Used: 1 Year
      Strengths: Smooooooooooooth!!!
      Weaknesses: Flexes a lot.
      Bottom Line: the fact is, this fork works just great! The only issue I fond is with the regular quick release for the wheel. It just doesn't make much sense to me that a singlecrown fork with that much travel has a QR system to hold the wheel, and such a thin arch at the top. If a friend holds my wheel with it's legs and I stir the handlebars, I can actually see the fork and wheel axle twist, so imagine between two boulders what a fun time you'll have. I don't know if it exist with a QR20, but that would be a good thing for all I care. Otherwise it's just a smooth riding fork.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 3

      Submitted by Billy a Weekend Warrior from Athens
      Date Reviewed: 12/31/2007 7:24:13 AM
      FavoriteTrail: The one that never ends...
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Price Paid: $250
      Purchased At: pricepoint
      Strengths: Stiff, compression adjustment works well, simple design, blacked out. I can get about 90-95% of the travel. Climbs well when zeroed down to 30mm of travel.
      Weaknesses: This fork has been on its period for the past month and a half as fluid leaks from the post mount and with the lovely assistance of surface tension, finds its way to my disc brake pads... which sucks. Makes some raunchy noises
      Similar Products Tried: Marzocchi drop off II
      Bike Setup: Superlite 4X build up
      Bottom Line: I'm no longer a sucker for good deals. I used to stand by Marz forks but now the ice has broken. Mine could have been a fluke but considering Marz's reputation with oil leaks in the past few model years I have lost faith. Fluke or not I just want to ride, so until i replace i will run without a front brake which takes getting used to. Other than the oil leak, it works fine.
      Value Rating: 3 Overall Rating: 2

      Submitted by Raul Ocadiz a Cross Country Rider from Mexico, DF, Mexico
      Date Reviewed: 10/30/2007 2:36:40 PM
      FavoriteTrail: Sierra del ajusco
      Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
      Price Paid: $370
      Purchased At: Trans Vision bike
      Strengths: An excelent fork for those who like to ride everywhere.
      Weaknesses: Just the setting up, but when it's ready, the fork is perfect!
      Similar Products Tried: Marzocchi MX Comp
      Bike Setup: Cannondale Super v 400
      Bottom Line: Probably it is THE Fork for those who wants to ride on any kind of trails.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by Casey Weber a Downhiller from Los gatos, Ca, USA
      Date Reviewed: 8/24/2007 9:15:22 PM
      FavoriteTrail: The downhill trail in my community
      Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
      Price Paid: $200
      Purchased At: Jenson Usa
      Strengths: everything
      Weaknesses: just dont let too much air out and youlle be good!
      Similar Products Tried: marzocchi mz comp
      Bike Setup: iron horse maverick 5.5 w/ marzocchi all mountain 3, hussefelt bars/stem, truvativ cranks, kenda/specialized tires.
      Bottom Line: GREAT buy for your money, rebound adjustment ACTUALLY WORKS, I let a bit too much air out and theyre really soft now so I need a shock pump (my fault). other than that its a great buy for your money. I would suggest it to anyone who does some jumps, but mostly drops, fast trails and small jumps/ladders. great for uphill stuff too.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by Mark a Weekend Warrior from Brooklyn, New York
      Date Reviewed: 8/18/2007 1:51:40 PM
      FavoriteTrail: Local street
      Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
      Price Paid: $197
      Purchased At: jensonusa
      Strengths: Simplicity travel and lightness.
      Weaknesses: Not much maybe need more adjustments.
      Similar Products Tried: Rock Shox 302sl, Rock Shox quadra 21R.
      Bike Setup: 2008 Specialized FSR xc, avid bb5, Marzocchi all mountain 3, BETD rear link.
      Bottom Line: This fork is awesome if you want more travel for your bike. When I installed the BETD link on my spesh I knew I needed a longer travel fork. It is plush, affordable and simple to set up. I'm very happy with this fork.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by John C a Weekend Warrior from MA
      Date Reviewed: 7/28/2007 4:57:30 AM
      FavoriteTrail: harold parker technical trails
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Price Paid: $210
      Purchased At: Jenson USA
      Strengths: The travel!!! 5.5" unbelievable rebound control, air preload limitless, awesome lock out feature to minimize travel to 30mm on tuff climbs
      Weaknesses: None, unless your a cross country pro racer and weight is an issue,it weighs ~5lbs,but then again why buy an all mountain fork if you race cross country
      Similar Products Tried: Manitou minute 3, Manitou super x-vert,fox talas air
      Bike Setup: 2000 specilaized enduro,hayes hydraulic disc,mountains speed 6" rear travel kit,WTB 2.4 tires
      Bottom Line: If you need to upgrade or replace your old fork this is the way to go. You can limit your travel based upon the preload air setup so depending on your riding style stiff as hell or all out for downhilling. I do all mountain 3 x per week mostly technical/cross country and down hill on ski mountains at times. This fork handles all effortlessly.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by Edwin Cortázar a Weekend Warrior from Ibagué, Colombia
      Date Reviewed: 7/18/2007 10:57:34 AM
      FavoriteTrail: Charco Rico
      Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
      Price Paid: $350
      Purchased At: Interfusión
      Strengths: Travel, adjustment, is a big deal for weekend trail.
      Weaknesses: absolutelly nothing!!!!!
      Similar Products Tried: Marzocchi MZIII/2006; RS pike/2006, Fox Float 2006
      Bike Setup: Frame kikapu 2006, hayes brakes, sun rims, RP3.
      Bottom Line: This fork is an awesome thing, good feel, comfort, adjustability, weight, and the desing!!! Good Job Marzocchi.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 4

      Submitted by gary hanes a Downhiller from England
      Date Reviewed: 4/16/2007 6:58:34 AM
      FavoriteTrail: kona dark side
      Duration Product Used: 1 Year
      Price Paid: $400
      Purchased At: merlin cycles
      Strengths: this fork is a fairly lght 1 and they are not to stiff or soft. They soak up the shock very well and dont wiegh to much. They are mostly perfect for drop off and fast paced downhilling. also they are gd on the uphill 2.
      Weaknesses: none so far
      Similar Products Tried: marzocchi all mountain 3 06, fox float
      Bike Setup: Marzocchi Z1 sport RV,Orange frame, avid juicey carbon disc brakes
      Bottom Line: very goodfork. good for almost anything. Thet lookgreat and feel great and as thy are an air fork they dont leak oil everywhere.I recomend these to any biker that isn't too serious but likes a good blast of biking.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5



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