Marzocchi "Bomber Air" MTB Rear Shock
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Weight : 0.48kg / 1.06lbs
Weight
The heaviness of a BMX part, measured by weighing. It's worth noting that weight specifications for BMX parts can vary and may not always be precise. Several factors contribute to this:Manufacturer's weight specifications may be inaccurate or incomplete.The weight of two identical parts can also differ.We cannot weigh every individual part.For example, if there are handlebars in different heights, the manufacturer usually provides just one weight specification for all heights. When weighing two identical tires, you might get two different results.Source: BMX Glossary
- Packaging Unit: 1 Piece
- Product ID (PID): 36433
- Product safety
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The Marzocchi "Bomber Air" MTB Rear Shock is the Marzocchi air shock with a large volume offset reservoir: trail ready, DH rated and easy to use. The asymmetric reservoir position improves the ergonomics of the compression lever and fits a wide range of frames, the air valve stays easy to reach for the pump. The 2-position compression is set once and forgotten, the sweep can be tuned to a narrower window. The Marzocchi "Bomber Air" MTB Rear Shock pairs with all Marzocchi forks from the DJ to the Z2 to the 58 and comes in metric and trunnion sizes.
Facts: Marzocchi "Bomber Air" MTB Rear Shock
- Eye-to-Eye x Stroke: 185 x 55 mm (Trunnion), 205 x 60 mm (Trunnion), 210 x 50 mm, 210 x 52.5 mm, 210 x 55 mm or 230 x 60 mm
- Spring: Air spring (EVOL LV), asymmetric reservoir
- Damping: Rebound and compression, 2 positions with tunable sweep, tool-free
- Mounting: Standard (metric) or trunnion, see version
- Hardware: Not included; compatible with FOX bearing mounts on both ends (excluding trunnion)
- Weight: 484 g (205 x 65 mm)
- Contains: 1 shock
- Extras: DH rated; travel reducing spacers; air volume spacers available in 0.1 C.I. increments
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