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Manitou Splice Comp 100mm

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  1. What is the Manitou Splice Comp 100mm fork like? And how would it compare
    with the MZ Comp 100mm from Marizocchi, in terms of functionality, weight,
    and cost? I couldn't find much info on it, so perhaps it's a relatively new
    fork? The Manitou Splice Comp is stock on bikes like the 2005 Specialized
    Rockhopper Comp Disc, and the 2005 Gary Fisher Mullet.
    Thanks in advance,

  2. Brandon Huff said:

    What is the Manitou Splice Comp 100mm fork like? And how would it
    compare with the MZ Comp 100mm from Marizocchi, in terms of
    functionality, weight, and cost? I couldn't find much info on it, so
    perhaps it's a relatively new fork? The Manitou Splice Comp is stock
    on bikes like the 2005 Specialized Rockhopper Comp Disc, and the 2005
    Gary Fisher Mullet.
    Thanks in advance,

    It appears to be similar to the current Manitou Black... it's likely just a
    rebranding. The crown appears to be new, but that's about it.

    The MZ Comp is junk compared to this.

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    Phil, Squid-in-Training

  3. "Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    It appears to be similar to the current Manitou Black... it's likely just


    a

    Quoted message said:

    rebranding. The crown appears to be new, but that's about it.

    Is it worth Cdn$200 to upgrade from a MZ Comp to the Manitou Splice Comp?

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