Bombber Z2 Maintenance Guide...?

Try these (second one is for Superfly only, first one for the rest of the 99 Z2's)

marzocchi.comZ2 BAM 900486.pdfOpen ↗

marzocchi.comZ2 SuperFly 900487.pdfOpen ↗

Took 30 seconds on Marzocchi's site.......

Steve

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Originally posted by Andrew W
Im looking for an online guide to taking apart and maintaining 1999 Marzocchi Bomber Z2's, anyone
know where I can find one thanks?

If you are in the US: www.marzocchimtb.com
If Europe/Australia: www.marzocchi.com

Once you are on their products pages you can find the tech link and go from their to your information. There is a lot of good information their. Good luck.

K.

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Try these (second one is for Superfly only, first one for the rest of the

99

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Z2's)

thanks :-)

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Try these (second one is for Superfly only, first one for the rest of the

99

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Z2's)

marzocchi.comZ2 BAM 900486.pdfOpen ↗

marzocchi.comZ2 SuperFly 900487.pdfOpen ↗

Took 30 seconds on Marzocchi's site.......

Steve

How about the Marathon S '03? It is the coil and non pressurized model, but they don't publish the
assembly diagram, but it is probably close enough to the Z2.

-bob

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How about the Marathon S '03?

You're on your own there, sunshine. I'm all googled out looking at sus

forks.

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There is a _reason_ I still ride a rigid. ;-)

Steve

Yep, but marz says, "Give us a call" and they will mail the manual to me.... That seems to be beyond
the call of service, but ya gotta love that kind of response.

-Bob