New fork!
05-09-05, 10:17 PM
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I already know what a DJ3 looks like 
Now lets see it on your P1.
Now lets see it on your P1.
05-09-05, 10:18 PM
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i dont wanna put it on w/ out a head set, so youll have to jack off to this tonight
05-09-05, 10:19 PM
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Its still not on your bike...
05-09-05, 11:05 PM
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ill get some tommorow i promise, i might even get some action shots
05-09-05, 11:10 PM
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Speaking of Zokeys, I just dialed in my z150. Its uber active on small bumps, and is super linear. Im running a red spring in the left, only air in the right with minimal oil and about 27lbs of pressure. It feels soooo nice.
The DJ3 doesnt have rebound adjust, so I suggest filling it up with some heavier oil. Its very simple. Just unscrew the topcap, take out the spring, empty it into a bucket, compress the fork a couple times to get the oil out of the damper, and refill to the recommended oil height.
The DJ3 doesnt have rebound adjust, so I suggest filling it up with some heavier oil. Its very simple. Just unscrew the topcap, take out the spring, empty it into a bucket, compress the fork a couple times to get the oil out of the damper, and refill to the recommended oil height.
05-10-05, 08:41 AM
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Congrats on the new fork. I just got a new Marathon SL yesterday. I was really impressed when I went to remove the sticker cover and the whole sticker came off, now that's quality. 
Anyway, took it for it's first ride yesterday, once I get it set up right I think it will be a pretty nice fork, not crazy about it having four air valves though, figure it will take a while to get it right.
Anyway, took it for it's first ride yesterday, once I get it set up right I think it will be a pretty nice fork, not crazy about it having four air valves though, figure it will take a while to get it right.
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Originally Posted by LowCel
Congrats on the new fork. I just got a new Marathon SL yesterday. I was really impressed when I went to remove the sticker cover and the whole sticker came off, now that's quality.
Anyway, took it for it's first ride yesterday, once I get it set up right I think it will be a pretty nice fork, not crazy about it having four air valves though, figure it will take a while to get it right.
Anyway, took it for it's first ride yesterday, once I get it set up right I think it will be a pretty nice fork, not crazy about it having four air valves though, figure it will take a while to get it right.
05-10-05, 11:18 AM
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Throw the stick!!!!
Originally Posted by Maelstrom
I always wonder if marz does that on purpose. So many people don't like the decal. I removed it off of every fork I buy
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05-10-05, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by LowCel
If only they would make those warning stickers easier to remove. Those things are almost impossible to get off.
05-10-05, 08:57 PM
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What happened to running the front brake through the steertube?
05-10-05, 09:14 PM
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i forgot to take out the star fangler that has the big hole, so i need to buy a new one....
05-11-05, 11:03 AM
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our bikes are quite alike dude.
i got the same fork, same tyres same brakes and a specialized frame(hardrock tho)
also got zipties on my fork like you
i got the same fork, same tyres same brakes and a specialized frame(hardrock tho)
also got zipties on my fork like you
