Bomber Z2 SuperFly questions (with a Zaskar)
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1999 if course.
Have one on my Kona
Air fork, fully adjustable.
65/70mm ish travel but sit like a 80mm odd fork.
Nice, not as stiff as I thought they would be (coming from Mags and judys)
Seem to have a bit of stiction, so not as silky smooth like judys, feel nicer then the mcu, about as nice as the spring only Judy.
Look excellent, don't seem to retain air as well as I had hoped but then the odd design puts the air in the chamber with the most escape routes.
Get some, they do seem to rattle and have a funny echo noise in them over certain terrain.
Light, yes for what they are. Low 3lb in a 240ish steerer version (I have the exact weight somewhere)
1999 if course.
Have one on my Kona
Air fork, fully adjustable.
65/70mm ish travel but sit like a 80mm odd fork.
Nice, not as stiff as I thought they would be (coming from Mags and judys)
Seem to have a bit of stiction, so not as silky smooth like judys, feel nicer then the mcu, about as nice as the spring only Judy.
Look excellent, don't seem to retain air as well as I had hoped but then the odd design puts the air in the chamber with the most escape routes.
Get some, they do seem to rattle and have a funny echo noise in them over certain terrain.
Light, yes for what they are. Low 3lb in a 240ish steerer version (I have the exact weight somewhere)
Now I use a Skareb, but I need to change(too tall). I'm not too satisfied with my Judy XC, until yesterday I decide to buy an XC700. But lot people tells me, Z2 is the perfect for that frame, that is similar like the Skareb, if I want to use air forks. And now, I found this for sale... 
Then, I buy it for a try...
Then, I buy it for a try...
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i didnt like these, too many problems with leaky seals and worn bushings. mine weighed in at a lot more than 3ibs, thats the weight of a manitou 4 or rockshox mag which are considerably lighter. i wouldnt fit a pair on my zaskar, id opt for something more reliable and light weight... rockshox i think are a safer bet
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i didnt like these, too many problems with leaky seals and worn bushings. mine weighed in at a lot more than 3ibs, thats the weight of a manitou 4 or rockshox mag which are considerably lighter. i wouldnt fit a pair on my zaskar, id opt for something more reliable and light weight... rockshox i think are a safer bet
sean
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Angyalpor":v32bq5po said:Hm, it's 90$... maybe worth a test, maximum I change it..
cant go far wrong then... last time i took a gamble spending that much on an old marz fork the play in the bushings was so bad they were unusable, then again you might get lucky. let us know how u get on
sean
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Angyalpor":28yw5cz0 said:90$ the Z2 Superlight, and 90$ the XC-700 too.
Both looks perfect, and works perfect, no leaks.
So...hard to choose.
out of those two the z2 is the better fork, without a doubt
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Have both. I have three sets of forks sat in the garage for my zaskar and im not satisfied with any of em. Its a case of Trial and error i guess
Have both. I have three sets of forks sat in the garage for my zaskar and im not satisfied with any of em. Its a case of Trial and error i guess
