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Old 08-09-2011, 06:53 PM
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Default new 48mm Marzocchi forks??

Has anyone ridden the new 48mm Marzocchi's???? If so, please post your experience with them. There are already a few in the states and a friend just got his 250 Race last week. I'm really interested to know if they are as good as what i'm hearing.


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Old 08-23-2011, 05:45 PM
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They are good but stiff...
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Old 08-24-2011, 12:45 PM
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I have one.
The fork is stiff when you push it but when you ride, the fork is very very very good!!! I like it, it is the best stock fork I have ever ridden
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Yes definitly good. I have only 5,5 hours on mine. But it need revalve (and maybe new springs) to my ridding style (160lb) and trails with rocks and roots.
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Yes definitly good. I have only 5,5 hours on mine. But it need revalve (and maybe new springs) to my ridding style (160lb) and trails with rocks and roots.
That's not many hours yet. I wouldn't start worrying about it till maybe 15-20 hours breakin. That will also give the rear linkage bearings etc and shock a chance to free up. It can be hard to differentiate between front and rear problems sometimes. I know I found this to be the case with mine.
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Old 08-26-2011, 11:06 AM
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OK. Fine. Just starting to play with cliks too.
Let?s see.
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I did not want to break out the GG until later, but the YZ is down with a milky spark plug.

I'll get 5-8 hours on a pair of 48's this Sunday and I'll let you know what I notice.
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Someone have the manuals to this forks?

Look my trails

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNRfsioaYeM

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I have the 48 marzocchi on my -11 gasgas EC300 Racing.
I have only ridden them for 3-4 h so I can't evaluate them yet.
But I wounder what the PFP (progressive floating piston) external adjuster.
What is that?
And how do I adjust?
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I have the 48 marzocchi on my -11 gasgas EC300 Racing.
I have only ridden them for 3-4 h so I can't evaluate them yet.
But I wounder what the PFP (progressive floating piston) external adjuster.
What is that?
And how do I adjust?
Information on this fork is really hard to come by at this point, but I'm digging into it and will post what I can as soon as I get it.

Baseline is 20 clicks out on compression (top) and rebound (bottom), with a listed setting for the PFP of 2. Springs are 0.42, so it sounds like the valving is expected to hold up the fork.

More as soon as it becomes available.
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