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Anthony Sloan
Guest
One last chance before I boot them out of the kingdom.
Every Marzocchi fork I have owned has cause me some headache. One headache was self induced, but
vexing nonethe less. (Due to my error, I had to replace the lowers, and the price was downright
usurious, even after they gave me a discount off the wholesale price)
Both Marathons have gone back for a recurring negative air chamber problem. Today I'm sending the
one off the NRS back for a second time. (Side note, it was both vexing and satisfying when the tech
who answered the phone blamed whoever rebuilt the fork last for the problems. "But, it was you guys"
Backpedal, backpedal, backpedal.)
So I'm a bit leery of the fork now.
BUT.
When the fork works, it works well.
AND,
Since I am going to be purchasing a 4x4 frame, and need a longer travel front fork, I talked
Marzocchi into converting the Marathon to a 100mm travel fork.
I hope, hope, HOPE this works out. Otherwise I would be forced to buy a Fox 100 rlc. And them forks
run some clams.
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Every Marzocchi fork I have owned has cause me some headache. One headache was self induced, but
vexing nonethe less. (Due to my error, I had to replace the lowers, and the price was downright
usurious, even after they gave me a discount off the wholesale price)
Both Marathons have gone back for a recurring negative air chamber problem. Today I'm sending the
one off the NRS back for a second time. (Side note, it was both vexing and satisfying when the tech
who answered the phone blamed whoever rebuilt the fork last for the problems. "But, it was you guys"
Backpedal, backpedal, backpedal.)
So I'm a bit leery of the fork now.
BUT.
When the fork works, it works well.
AND,
Since I am going to be purchasing a 4x4 frame, and need a longer travel front fork, I talked
Marzocchi into converting the Marathon to a 100mm travel fork.
I hope, hope, HOPE this works out. Otherwise I would be forced to buy a Fox 100 rlc. And them forks
run some clams.
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