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[Closed] Marzocchi fork choice.

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Hi all,

Im in the market for a new fork,I have sold my Tora 289 u-turn,to heavy at 2400 grams (5.3lb) and I dont use the u-turn function.I want a reliable fork have owned Fox,manitou and rock shox over the years.
I ride mostly xc and trails,Im not a weight weenie I prefere a fork to track and not flex so a couple of hundred grams between a light fork and a medium weight fork dosent phase me.

I own a 2008 Mongoose amasa elite all mountain.
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And a Rock lobster 853,this is my fast bike 80mm Rock Shox Recon,and 3 pound lighter than the Goose.
The Mongoose is my fun bike for trail centres etc,and mostly sees the winter through.

Now Ive seen a Marzocchi mx pro LO for £150 and can get it in either 100mm or 120mm,2009 model,open bath damping and coil/air assist,we all know its a great fit and forget fork.
But I can also get a new 2010 Marzocchi 44 rlo 100mm for £150,thing is its almost the same axle to crown for both forks,Id happy to lose 20mm of stroke for a better fork,the 44 is branded as the "new fork to replace the MX Pro" So your thoughts please.

Mx pro link,2009 was a UK only fork not on Marz website might have been OEM,so heres the 2008 model.
http://www.marzocchi.com/template/detailProdotti.asp?LN=UK&idC=1592&IdFolder=113&idMY=55897&IdOggetto=55951

And link to the 44.
http://www.marzocchi.com/Template/detailProdotti.asp?LN=UK&idC=1592&IdFolder=113&IdOggetto=56796

Cheers.


 
Posted : 26/04/2010 7:07 am
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Sorry forgot to mention Marzocchi now gives a 3 year no service warrenty,that is what has attracted me to them again.


 
Posted : 26/04/2010 7:09 am

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