I have a 08 55r that I have torn down and done a couple of mods to. I love it. Turned the cartridge into a "open bath" using instructions a tech at marzocchi sent me, then I dropped it to 120mm from 160mm with a new spring and a shim... The thing is awesome. It is a perfect fit for my Kona Cowan Frame.
Eh came on bike, and i like my bike. 55 is good enough in my books. Was tossin idea of a larger fork but decided will just upgrade whole bike when needed.
I have a 08 55r that I have torn down and done a couple of mods to. I love it. Turned the cartridge into a "open bath" using instructions a tech at marzocchi sent me, then I dropped it to 120mm from 160mm with a new spring and a shim... The thing is awesome. It is a perfect fit for my Kona Cowan Frame.
any chance you could send me those instruction mate
I've got one of those too. I found it wasn't as plush over the small stuff as I liked. And do you ever lock it out? If I'm climbing something steep enough to warrant locking the fork, I don't want the front end that high. If it would lock down I might use that feature...
So, when I ended up breaking the damper cartridge one day, I converted the TST2 to a shim stack. So much plusher. It's even adjustable with the TST lever. They should make them this way.
pros can ride them because they have mechanics that fix them up properly or always tune them for the pro. if you're not a pro and are buying an average marzocchi priced fork ur getting trash. their customer service, on the other-hand, is great! but this is coming from riding 2008 models and below. i really hope they stepped up their game recently.