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Marzocchi bomber DJ 1 DJ 2 DJ3
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flag jizzy-b
Posted: Dec 17, 2010 at 19:28 Quote
wrong forum u cheeky monkey fappachino!!
flag fappachino
Posted: Dec 17, 2010 at 19:29 Quote
jizsplatt wrote:
wrong forum u cheeky monkey fappachino!!

lawl Razz
flag djox
Posted: Dec 19, 2010 at 10:20 Quote
f*ck not happy to see this.Just pusuate the Dirt jumper 1 2010.
flag RoyalMajesty
Posted: Dec 20, 2010 at 2:06 Quote
no is really just the 2008 dj1 forks that had this rebound problem but it is easily fixed
flag divincidistrict
Posted: Dec 26, 2010 at 12:16 Quote
fappachino wrote:
get an argyle
shut up you greasy kid
flag z-man
Posted: Dec 26, 2010 at 12:18 Quote
honestly, for DJ all you need is a fork that goes squish, and is nice stiff and strong.
i really like my 07 DJ3.
flag fappachino
Posted: Dec 26, 2010 at 12:18 Quote
divincidistrict wrote:
fappachino wrote:
get an argyle
shut up you greasy kid

lol get an argyle
flag c2crider
Posted: Dec 26, 2010 at 13:09 Quote
Any owners got some advice on what tool to use to open the damping side of a dj1? Im about to the open bath mod to my 08dj1s, and I had a go with an adjustable spanner Rolleyes but im pretty sure I'll end up rounding the bolt off if I do that much more.

cheers for any help!
flag daveNSb
Posted: Dec 26, 2010 at 13:40 Quote
Hi, I need advice, if you buy a Rock Shox Argyle 302 2010 or Marzocchi DJ2 2010? I ride mainly dirt, but sometimes the skatepark.
flag fappachino
Posted: Dec 26, 2010 at 13:55 Quote
daveNSb wrote:
Hi, I need advice, if you buy a Rock Shox Argyle 302 2010 or Marzocchi DJ2 2010? I ride mainly dirt, but sometimes the skatepark.
argyle 302. much stiffer and better for dj and street
flag RoyalMajesty
Posted: Dec 27, 2010 at 8:58 Quote
c2crider wrote:
Any owners got some advice on what tool to use to open the damping side of a dj1? Im about to the open bath mod to my 08dj1s, and I had a go with an adjustable spanner Rolleyes but im pretty sure I'll end up rounding the bolt off if I do that much more.

cheers for any help!

well i used a large rachet to undo mine
flag RoyalMajesty
Posted: Dec 27, 2010 at 9:01 Quote
daveNSb wrote:
Hi, I need advice, if you buy a Rock Shox Argyle 302 2010 or Marzocchi DJ2 2010? I ride mainly dirt, but sometimes the skatepark.
I say try to find some 2008 or lower dj1. they are not the lightest froks but they are build like tanks and wont let you down Big Grin
flag c2crider
Posted: Dec 27, 2010 at 9:42 Quote
RoyalMajesty wrote:
c2crider wrote:
Any owners got some advice on what tool to use to open the damping side of a dj1? Im about to the open bath mod to my 08dj1s, and I had a go with an adjustable spanner Rolleyes but im pretty sure I'll end up rounding the bolt off if I do that much more.

cheers for any help!

well i used a large rachet to undo mine


Cheers man, I'll track one down as the alloy seems too dam soft for a spanner
flag RoyalMajesty
Posted: Dec 27, 2010 at 12:01 Quote
c2crider wrote:
RoyalMajesty wrote:
c2crider wrote:
Any owners got some advice on what tool to use to open the damping side of a dj1? Im about to the open bath mod to my 08dj1s, and I had a go with an adjustable spanner Rolleyes but im pretty sure I'll end up rounding the bolt off if I do that much more.

cheers for any help!

well i used a large rachet to undo mine


Cheers man, I'll track one down as the alloy seems too dam soft for a spanner
ok no probs ye it can be a pain at times (make sure you top up the oil more than the recommended amount to insure good oil flow through the rebound cartridge, else you will occasionally hit air bubbles and the rebound cartridge will not slow the rebound down propperly)Smile

 


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