A Brief History of Marzocchi - Part II

[eshew]

https://www.pinkbike.com/u/bipolare...bGDIz0CXuxpbYa2fsGFWxhsFpP7xNo2lLZIiZYHl5jZHM

Due to some reason, not sure pinkbike is not really posting this, not sure if it's because Fox or bikini's but it's a great read if you had a Marzocchi back in the day.

 

[Dr-Zocchi]

Love it!

 

[eshew]

Such a good history lesson I had to spread it around

 

[dyna-ti]

BITD RS and Pace fork users were jealous of Bomber owners.

There I've said it. You all know its true

 

[R-V]

I have a Marzo'

 

[novocaine]

still got 3 sets, a z5 a z3 and a jnr-t. still all awesome forks even if they aren't the one's everybody talks about now. when I got the z5, everybody was on Judys except for me and 1 other head case you had a set of white forks he swaped out for a set ff mr t forks. the gents on judys couldn't keep up. a few months later I got the jnrs for a good price, they got put on a hardtail and I rode that for a good few years (2000-2005 ish), they were heavy, they snapped at least 1 frame, they were awesome.

it's almost impossible to talk about todays fork technology without at least some call back to Marzocchi and what they did.