Comparison between Z1 and Psylo Revisited.
01-17-05 | 01:06 AM
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From: Annandale, New Jersey
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I at first thought that the psylo was a much better fork. Since the original comparrison happened, I had some major seat time with it, and it just did not track as well as the Z1 did in really tight conditions. The front feels more planted with the Z1. Plus I did not have these mechanical nightmares with the Z1 it was set it and forget it. Had it back for all of two hours and it broke again. Not one fork problem all year with the Z1. When I get back up to NH, the damn psylo is going to be removed. I had the fork that I was happy with, I never knew it and got lost in adjustable travel.
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01-17-05 | 09:22 AM
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From: Henniker, USA
Bikes: Rootbeer Bullit, stock......soon to be a transgold V10 w/shivers
Psylo = undersprung junk compared to a Z1....although ive heard good things about the Pikes, and I like my Boxxer.....havent had any problems with it.
01-18-05 | 02:11 AM
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From: Danville, Ca
Bikes: Yeti DJ Custom build. X.9, Marzocchi, RaceFace, Gamut, DT, Truvativ, Michelin, Hope.
i too have a Z1. i had to remove the rights spring and run air because im so light though. marzocchi is good stuff 
01-18-05 | 05:00 PM
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An update: Suprisingly the shop was able to repair the breaks and have the psylo going good again will I switch to the Z1 when I get back don't know yet have to give it a thrashing on thursday.
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