Any opinions on the Marzocchi mx pro ETA?
08-08-07, 04:12 PM
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Sure!!!
I just upgraded mine too but in my case it was from a '03 Rock Shox Judy XC. As you said, the difference is night and day and it is very responsive. I am very pleased with my purchase, the performance is very similar to a Fox but at half the price. Just an unbeatable deal..
It is a tad heavier than other suspensions, but since I am not a weight weenie I couldn't care less.
Enjoy your fork,
Ricardo
I just upgraded mine too but in my case it was from a '03 Rock Shox Judy XC. As you said, the difference is night and day and it is very responsive. I am very pleased with my purchase, the performance is very similar to a Fox but at half the price. Just an unbeatable deal..
It is a tad heavier than other suspensions, but since I am not a weight weenie I couldn't care less.
Enjoy your fork,
Ricardo
08-08-07, 08:28 PM
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MX Comp ETA lacks the external rebound adjustment the Pro has...
It's decent. Defiantly not top of the line, but it's worth about the $250 you paid for it. Too much travel, IMO.
It's decent. Defiantly not top of the line, but it's worth about the $250 you paid for it. Too much travel, IMO.
08-08-07, 09:00 PM
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