PSI for early 90's Marzocchi XC200 fork???

Neil Brooks said:

Alas, Googling got me nowhere (who'da thunk?).

My early '90's Diamondback Response Comp has a Marzocchi XC-200 front
fork which--mysteriously still holds air perfectly. IIRC, though,
it's a low-pressure fork.

Anybody know the recommended PSI range for this bad boy? Current
low-pressure models seem to run 12-45psi. That's gonna' be the
default unless someone has something legit to go from.

I can e-mail Marzocchi, but they make you go through some tortutous
registration process....

Positive chambers only? Try 30 in each leg and adjust to feel.

Pick you up in 20, B. "hill cream" S.

Bill Sornson said:

Neil Brooks said:

Alas, Googling got me nowhere (who'da thunk?).

My early '90's Diamondback Response Comp has a Marzocchi XC-200 front
fork which--mysteriously still holds air perfectly. IIRC, though,
it's a low-pressure fork.

Anybody know the recommended PSI range for this bad boy? Current
low-pressure models seem to run 12-45psi. That's gonna' be the
default unless someone has something legit to go from.

I can e-mail Marzocchi, but they make you go through some tortutous
registration process....

Positive chambers only? Try 30 in each leg and adjust to feel.

Pick you up in 20, B. "hill cream" S.

[[censored]. I thought he'd left by now.

Didn't *really* intend *him* to know that I'm digging for that extra
boost of performance before we ride....]

Uh, yeah, Bill. Thanks. I'll try that.