Shiver, how old is too old?

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Shiver, how old is too old?
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flag jonbikes
Posted: Jan 23, 2009 at 13:57 Quote
That still tells me nothing about the problems with the damping system in the 01 versions.


It's a no go now anyways, I got the shop to call in with the cereal number and there is no record of anything being done to the fork, it's 100% 01.
flag oryxbike
Posted: Jan 23, 2009 at 14:14 Quote
that means nothing. I got a z.1 with some dj2 internals and a dj2 with z.1 internals..... do marzocchi have any records about it?? no, because it wasn't done at marz. only the internals will really tell you.
flag jonbikes
Posted: Jan 23, 2009 at 14:25 Quote
It means something when the original owner specifically stated that he sent them in to Marzocchi.

I've got an 03 Super T with brand new 08 lowers that zocchi knows nothing of, but I did not send it in to be done.
flag oryxbike
Posted: Jan 23, 2009 at 14:38 Quote
jonbikes wrote:
It means something when the original owner specifically stated that he sent them in to Marzocchi.

I've got an 03 Super T with brand new 08 lowers that zocchi knows nothing of, but I did not send it in to be done.

sorry didn't saw that before. then go with something else... maybe a newer shiver?!?Rolleyes
Love my DCs and in the process of owning a new pair of SCs... damn those forks are plushDrool
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Posted: Jan 23, 2009 at 16:00 Quote
I have a MINT '03. Everything is for sale if the price is right.
flag SintraFreeride
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Posted: Jan 25, 2011 at 13:28 Quote
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I bought my "new" shiver last summer for €200. It's a 2002 shiver and works great. Just had to buy softer spring cause I weigh about 20kg less than the previous owner.
Best buy of the year for me! I'd only change it for a black shiver or a 2007 Marzocchi Monster!

 


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