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  1. Original post
    Bob
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    This is a followup to a question I posted three weeks ago re: melted seals into my Marz Marathon S..

    The initial problem occurred after several rides in temperatures hitting near 100 degrees over 25
    miles or so. It was time to change the oil, wipers and seals, so I set about the breakdown and had a
    corona on hand. Well, the wipers, in short, were melted into the fork and I could only remove little
    chunks of rubber. This caused some consternation mainly because I didn't have enough corona to drown
    my sorrow.

    So, the Marz techs in Valencia were GREAT. Called em and they gave me an RMA number. Sent the fork
    in and two weeks and three days later it is back on my bike, as of today. The ride today was like a
    long overdue orgasm...Forgot how plush that shock
    is.

    Anyway, thanks to the Marzocchi Techs in Valencia. They did a great job under warranty and the ride
    feels better than new.

    -Bob

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  2. P E T E F A G E
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    Bob said:

    Anyway, thanks to the Marzocchi Techs in Valencia. They did a great


    job

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    under warranty and the ride feels better than new.

    Have them yell at the shipping department and get those 888s shipped out already and then I'll join
    in on your praise.

    pete fagerlin

    ::Revolutionary! Evolutionary! Yet so retro! :www.yestubes.com

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  3. Bob
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    "P e t e F a g e r l i n" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Bob said:

    Anyway, thanks to the Marzocchi Techs in Valencia. They did a great


    job

    Quoted message said:

    under warranty and the ride feels better than new.

    Have them yell at the shipping department and get those 888s shipped out already and then I'll
    join in on your praise.

    pete fagerlin

    ::Revolutionary! Evolutionary! Yet so retro! :www.yestubes.com

    Right on Pete!

    I will call them in the morning. Anything else I can take care of?

    Whatsa matta wit dem?

    -Bob

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  4. Carla A-G
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    "P e t e F a g e r l i n" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Have them yell at the shipping department and get those 888s shipped out already and then I'll
    join in on your praise.

    Mmmmmm...888's...I am drooling...

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

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  5. John Morgan
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    Quoted message said:

    The ride today was like a long overdue orgasm...Forgot how plush that


    shock

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    is.

    Thanks for the followup, it's good to hear that they took care of you. The sad sad words of your
    plight will forever be immortalized in my tagline. Hail Marzocchi!

    -John Morgan
    --
    "I tried lube, careful prying, careful digging and even not so careful digging. Little chunks of
    rubber." --Sad Bob

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  6. Bob
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    "John Morgan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:qV5hb.54614$vj2.35951@fed1read06...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The ride today was like a long overdue orgasm...Forgot how plush that


    shock

    Quoted message said:

    is.

    Thanks for the followup, it's good to hear that they took care of you.


    The

    Quoted message said:

    sad sad words of your plight will forever be immortalized in my tagline. Hail Marzocchi!

    -John Morgan
    --
    "I tried lube, careful prying, careful digging and even not so careful digging. Little chunks of
    rubber." --Sad Bob

    Well, thank you. Fifteen minutes of fame I suppose. And I even saved the little chunks for future
    reference.....

    -Bob

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  7. Shaun Rimmer
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    "Bob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "John Morgan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:qV5hb.54614$vj2.35951@fed1read06...

    Quoted message said:

    The

    Quoted message said:

    sad sad words of your plight will forever be immortalized in my tagline. Hail Marzocchi!

    -John Morgan
    --
    "I tried lube, careful prying, careful digging and even not so careful digging. Little chunks of
    rubber." --Sad Bob

    Well, thank you. Fifteen minutes of fame I suppose. And I even saved the little chunks for future
    reference.....

    Ahhhh, that sooo sweeet! ',;~}~

    Shaun aRe

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