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Marzocchi XC 600 SL

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Description:
  • 90mm to 130mm Travel
  • Air Spring
  • Alloy XC Steer Tube & Crown
  • 32mm Alloy Stanchions
  • 6" Post Mount
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    Submitted by Jorge Marmol a Cross Country Rider from Carlos Paz
    Date Reviewed: May 24, 2008
    Favoriate Trail:XC advance in Villa Carlos Paz
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $239.00
    Purchased At:ebay.com
    Strengths:Great Fork!! Works perfect
    great travel 130 mm
    awesome look
    Weaknesses:needs a better manual
    Similar Products Used:Manitou Axel platinum, Reba
    Bike Setup:Merida Special Edition , full XT
    Bottom Line:Para aquiellos que hablan español, increible suspencion. Funciona muy bien, te pega al piso!!

    Muy buen recorrido (130mm) buen nivel de ajuste de carga y rebote. El peso es adecuado, por la rigidez de la horquilla.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Daniel a Cross Country Rider from The Woodlands, Texas, USA
    Date Reviewed: October 23, 2007
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $600.00
    Purchased At:PerformanceBike.com
    Strengths:Big travel, lite, adjustable travel, adjustable rebound dampening, lock out-able.
    Weaknesses:Right fork tube began leaking compressed gas and oil almost immediately.
    Bottom Line:Loved the function and form but hated the leak-on-first-ride. Totally unreliable.
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Tim Daniels a Cross Country Rider from Arcata, CA, USA
    Date Reviewed: October 3, 2007
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $260.00
    Purchased At:Jenson USA
    Strengths:Initial impressions:
    Simple adjustability, Great torsional rigidity. Smooths out the trails nicely. Looks good. The price was right.
    Weaknesses:I though the decals were ugly so I peeled them off as soon as I realized how much I liked this fork and knew it was a keeper.
    Similar Products Used:Marzocchi Z1-CR
    Bike Setup:Spot SS with rim brakes.
    Bottom Line:I've only done four rides on this fork, but my initial impression of this fork is outstanding. I replaced the rigid fork on a Spot SS and of course the shock fork is going to be way more forgiving. It's like getting a brand new bike for the cost of a fork. I only have one other shock fork to which I can compare. I like this fork is as much if not better than the 2000 vintage 'Zoke Z1-CR on my squishy bike. I'm riding moderately technical trails with roots and rocks and am pleasantly surprised at how nimble my bike remained. It raised the front of my bike by about an inch but it did not affect climbing in the least. The ETA device works as expected and even when compressed on the climbs, I still has enough travel to take the edge off the bumps.

    I'll follow up with another review after I've put more miles on this thing. Time on the trail will tell.

    Tim
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by KT a Cross Country Rider from orange county, CA
    Date Reviewed: April 17, 2007
    Favoriate Trail:Hurkey Creek
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $540.00
    Purchased At:jenson usa
    Strengths:Looked like it would be a good all around fork. I've had great experiences with other marz products.
    Weaknesses:Let me see,the ATA keeps winding down on it's own, the TST2 know keeps moving around while riding, the fork now only gets 90mm of travel no matter what you do with the ride height with the ATA knob, stiction like you wouldn't believe. I've handled stiffer chow mein.
    Similar Products Used:marz (888 & all mountain 1), manitou (breakout plus, flik plus, r7 platinum,) rock shox (pike air, reba,)
    Bike Setup:06 specialized S-works carbon stumpjumper FSR
    Bottom Line:This has got to be the worst fork ever created. I'ts pretty sad when I encounter problems with this fork every other ride. I'm tired of boxing this fork up for warranty. The ATA knob and the TST knob thing doesn't affect the ride, but only getting 90mm of travel mid ride suck when you're bouncing off of your line. Also Marz warranty department is horrible. No follow up with the customer. During the first issue I had with this fork, I couldn't get a straight answer as to what caused this problem, No phone call to say that they were done with the repair or anything, it just showed up at my door without a warning. Looked on the packing slip to see what was done, no explanation. Gave Marz a call and still couldn't get an answer. Two rides later on the repaired fork and the same problems...... I'm done. What a waste of time and money. Loan this fork out to someone you really want to discourage from riding. It's that bad.
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1






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