Kastle degree 5.0
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joglo
Senior Retro Guru
Hi,
Kästle hasn't developed own suspension forks but has re-used forks from other manufacturers.
Yours look like a bit special (also low cost) OEM version of an Marzocchi.
Please have a look at the Bike Workshop 1994
https://issuu.com/delius_klasing/docs/bike_workshop_94page 50, not exactly yours is shown but other Marzocchi variants sold as Kästle, e.g. the HD B 02.
some more details on HD 02 and 03 are also at the great polish suspension fork page
https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/marzocchi-xc-500-giant-egs/https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/marzocchi-xc-51-kastle-hd-b02-2/
I would assume that technical wise they are very close to other Marzocchi XC forks.
Dr. Marzocchi seem to be a good resource of information or help for old Marzocchi forks.
Kästle hasn't developed own suspension forks but has re-used forks from other manufacturers.
Yours look like a bit special (also low cost) OEM version of an Marzocchi.
Please have a look at the Bike Workshop 1994
https://issuu.com/delius_klasing/docs/bike_workshop_94page 50, not exactly yours is shown but other Marzocchi variants sold as Kästle, e.g. the HD B 02.
some more details on HD 02 and 03 are also at the great polish suspension fork page
https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/marzocchi-xc-500-giant-egs/https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/marzocchi-xc-51-kastle-hd-b02-2/
I would assume that technical wise they are very close to other Marzocchi XC forks.
Dr. Marzocchi seem to be a good resource of information or help for old Marzocchi forks.
