2001 Marzocchi Z3 Flylight 100mm air forks - £60 posted

[raggedstone]

2001 Marzocchi Z3 Flylight 100mm air forks - £60 posted, £50 collected (Malvern).

These were serviced about 10 rides back, with new oil and seals which improved them massively, but I subsequently decided to go for a more modern fork and swapped them off the bike for Reba. They were original equipment on a Trek 8500LT, and are very light. Air forks, so easy to adjust for rider weight. I think damping is adjusted via an Alan key, but I've never changed it.

They have a number of marks, as you might expect from a fork that's been in service for around ten years. Hayes mount (was fitted with 160mm rotor HFX Mag). Has posts for rim brakes.

I have the servicing manual as a pdf which I can send to anyone interested.

Not allowed to post pics in first post, so these will follow below.

 

[raggedstone]

Pics:

 

[raggedstone]

Forgot to mention steerer length is 205mm.

 

[raggedstone]

Open to offers

 

[jedimaster]

hi, what is the steerer on these forks?

1" or 1 1/8"?

thanks

 

[raggedstone]

1 1/8

 

[raggedstone]

These are stilll for sale, but may have to go on ebay soon if no interest.

 

[was8v]

Hi - very interested in the forks!

PM'd

 

[LikeClockwork]

Hi, Are these still for sale, if so can you tell me the axle to crown measurement? Thanks, also do you have the v-brake posts for them...

 

[raggedstone]

No, I don't have the V-brake posts. I've always run the disc brakes that were OE with the bike from new.

Axle to crown is I think 470.5mm. It's a little unclear from the service manual, but I think L.L is the number for axle to crown, since Lmin is that -100mm. Lmax might relate to the length to the tip of the QR.


Most technical info that people have been asking is in the manual:

http://www.enduroforkseals.com/sitebuil ... ght100.pdf