marzocchi shocks

[metalkfab]

I just lost out on E-Bay with shock rebuild kits. Does anyone in POGville have a set of rebuilds for sale ?

[DKWRACER]

At one time, Cosmopolitan Motors had rebuild kits for the the Zokes, they weren't cheap, about $40.00 per.....Good Luck

 

[watto450]

Some time ago I bought a repair kit that included nearly everything but a body. The kit was to suit the shocks with the finned piggyback body. New shafts, seals, tubes ... The guys name and e-mail is Mark Correll [[email protected]]

 

[sachsmx]

I sold a box of Marzocchi stuff to a POG member two years ago at the VMD swapmeet, so I'm all out of spares. Try Jake at Fischer Competition Cycles. The last time I was there he had boxes of NOS Marzocchi parts. Be sure to measure the shafts as there were 10mm and 12mm versions of that shock.

 

[DKWRACER]

Please also pay note to the designation of a -2 or -4 decal on the body, me thinks the -4 has slower rebound dampening for the laid down position...one more waved shim in the valve stack???

 

[metalkfab]

Thanks for the help . Now I need to find a manual.

[bigdanracer]

How about Marzocchi forks does anyone have a source for racing Tech info, rebuild kits or heavy duty springs Etc. My springs are sacked out on my 77 MC-5 250.
Thanks, Dan.

 

[metalkfab]

Thanks for all the help . I just checked with Jake and he has no rebuild kits . New leads anyone ?

[sachsmx]

Have you tried Cosmopoliton Motors? Marzocchi is still in business, maybe they can help.

 

[Steve Minor]

Or try Frank's Forks @(847)475-1003 in Illinois. You can find his web site by doing a search under "Frank's maintenance and engineering".....



Edited by - steve minor on 01/29/2002  4:13:24 PM

[Steve Minor]

Also try //www.vintagedirtbike.com they advertise NOS fork springs on their homepage under NOS Specials.



Edited by - steve minor on 02/04/2002  2:14:58 PM

[Mike OReilly]

I finally got a chance to search around, and I have a manual and parts blow up of the Marzocchi's which were used on the Pentons. So Karl do you still need a copy, and anyone else who needs this, drop me a line.
Which doesn't answer the question, where do you get parts, although I would think that Cosmopolitan would be a good bet for a start.
Mike O'Reilly.

 

[Joetravelall]

I contacted Marzocchi USA, and was informed that they could order many if not all of the parts for vintage motorcycle shocks from the factory. I was told to contact Shawn.
(661) 257-6630  site  //www.marzocchi.com
E-mail [email protected]. Although they do not respond to E mail very quickly.

I see in an earlier post talk about shocks #'s -2,-4 , but I have a set of -1 ,and -3 can you tell me anything about them?
I hope this helps. Could some please give me an address or phone number for Cosmopoliton Motors.

Joe Rhodes

[Mike OReilly]

Cosmopolitan is at 800-523-2522;
E-mail: [email protected];
Web site: //www.cosmotor.com.

Would anyone who is taking me up on the offer of a copy of the rebuild manual and blow-up of the Marzocchis please provide me an address, so I can send off a hard copy.
Thanks.

 

[Kip Kern]

Try Barry Higgins at H+H, he rebuilt mine and very reasonable!