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Marzocchi Bomber CR Shock
The Good

- Affordable - Fits a wide range of bikes - Set & forget performance

The Bad

- Minimal adjustability - No climb switch may be an issue for some riders

Overall Review
When it came time to squeeze a bit more out of my current bike (Santa Cruz Nomad) I knew I wanted to change the stock Rock Shock Super Deluxe air shock for a coil shock. I wanted better downhill performance on a budget. I bought the shock, found a spring rate Fox / Marzocchi recommended and tossed the shock on my bike. Right away the shock felt smooth and supple out of the box. With only low speed compression and rebound it didn’t take me more than a couple rides to settle on some settings and be happy with the feel. I’ve been running LSC wide open, and rebound in the middle. Performance has...
Posted by devin-m on 10/27/2020 1:31pm
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Marzocchi Bomber Z1 Coil Fork
Vital Review
Overall Review
Afew years ago, Marzocchi resurrected the Z1 to much anticipation. While damper technology has moved on from the open-bath systems of old, there was disappointment in some circles that the coils of the original fork were passed up in favor of a standard FOX air spring – Marzocchi's parent company. While air-sprung forks have come a long way in terms of sensitivity and a reduction in running friction, there's no shortage of riders who swear by (or at least reminisce about) the uber-sensitive plushness of a coil. Early Marzocchi coil forks from the original Z1 Bomber to the Shiver and the 888...
Posted by LTrumpore on 1/10/2020 5:17pm