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Old Dec 13th, 2010, 12:54 pm   #1 (permalink)
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Marzocchi forks in stock!

Marzocchi fork set w/ triples: 1098/1198 New! We brought in some Marzocchi forks with triples. We have three kits, these are killer kits. Complete with clip-ons, triples, axle, fender, and mounts. Easy set up and install. These are the OEM offset. We are planning on installing a set of these on one of our project bikes, but we can't decide which one...
What do you guys think?

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Old Dec 13th, 2010, 7:01 pm   #2 (permalink)
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We brought in some Marzocchi forks with triples. We have three kits, these are killer kits. Complete with clip-ons, triples, axle, fender, and mounts. Easy set up and install. These are the OEM offset. We are planning on installing a set of these on one of our project bikes, but we can't decide which one...
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I think they look awesome - I am dying to hear how they work (some 'zocchis are better than others . . .)

Maybe on a Streetfighter??
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what about for a hyper? been wanting some red forks/black triples for the hyper (with better suspension than the stock stuff of course)
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I think they look awesome - I am dying to hear how they work (some 'zocchis are better than others . . .)

Maybe on a Streetfighter??
Thise forks are the same ones used on the high end MV Agustas. Very supple damping. The 58mm fork is very precise feeling.

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what about for a hyper? been wanting some red forks/black triples for the hyper (with better suspension than the stock stuff of course)
Length may be an issue - I think Hyper forks are longer than SBK/Monster/Streetfighter forks. Moto will probably be able to clear that up.

And that is a very competitive price for these! Wow!
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