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Old 11-18-02, 02:29 PM
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Marzocchi MX Comp

Having new forks fitted tomorrow morning - Marzocchi MX Comp's with the ETA lockout.

I've never used air-forks before, any tips?

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Although Zochs are great forks I would not take the air forks off any big drops or jumps.
Other then that you should enjoy them. The ETA lockout makes climbing much easier.

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just keep up the air pressure. The ETA is a great function. It is not a total lockout but climbing is alot easier. I put a MX Pro on my wifes new bike and she loves it.
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Thanks - Picked them up today, even locked out I get pretty much as much travel as I did with the Suntour's I had previously

The front of the bike is raised a little, but handling seems fine.

I've set the pressure fairly high - I'm a big bloke, and I'll run them in for a few miles before I play too much.

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