Marzocchi rear shocks

[gooddirt]

Most 1972's have chrome spring Girlings .  I would buy new NJB shocks , pretty much the same but greatly improved and they have Chromed springs ... Speed and Sport has them .

[Mick Milakovic]

Mike, I agree with the use of Curnutts.  I own several pair and like them for vintage applications.  they are a bit softer, and I like that for cross country.  Some people call them Cur-Plunks, but at less than $100 for a rebuild they are very affordable.

Mick

[Toolsurfer]

Just got me a pair . Can't wait to get them on and check out rebounding since I weight 205 . Will put the sherry's away . I am sure I will need to clean them up a little .

[Ed Barth]

Where's the best place to find the Curnutt shocks? Ebay?

quote:Originally posted by 454MRW

If you can find a 13.5" set of Curnutt shocks, those are very good and rebuildable versus the non-rebuildable Progressive shocks.

Ed Barth

'73 Penton 125 Six Days
'73 Yamaha DT3 250
'04 KTM 125 SX
'06 KTM 250 SX

[Larry Perkins]

Mark's Vintage Swapmeet seems to get a decent amount of Curnutts for sale.

Larry P

[Toolsurfer]

Just received the Marzocchi and the top bushings are missing. Does anyone know were these might be acquired? Never ends!