If you’re interested in running a coil shock but not quite stoked on dropping 5 or 600 bucks for one, well we might just have your golden ticket with the Marzocchi Bomber CR.
If you’re interested in running a coil shock but not quite stoked on dropping 5 or 600 bucks for one, well we might just have your golden ticket with the Marzocchi Bomber CR.
If you have a 2015 or newer Fox 36, or a Marzocchi Bomber Z1 and want better performance and more adjustability you can cheaply and easily upgrade your current fork’s damper for better performance and save some money by doing so with Fox's GRIP2 damper upgrade kit.
In this blog post Mike explains why we consider the Fox Transfer Post to be the best option for a majority of riders due to their feel, sound, and insane reliability.
Is freeride dead? HELL NO! The Marzocchi Bomber Z1 now comes in coil and is ready to smash through everything. This is a simple, coil sprung fork that can lockout to affordably and reliably get you to the top of the hill to blast down. The Z1 Coil shares the same platform as the Z1 Air, so you can easily convert your Z1 Air fork to Coil with their conversion kit as well.
When it comes to mountain bike suspension forks, it's pretty apparent that the Fox 36 is the hottest on the market. But why? Let's talk about how the Fox 36 performs and holds up, and why it's not only his favorite piece of mountain bike gear but also why it's our best selling fork here at The Lost Co.
I can’t deny that I love the new Eagle AXS wireless system. I joked with a buddy after the installation, saying it gave me the same sensation of cancelling cable TV. Not only does my bike look cleaner without the cable or housing running through it, maintenance and adjustments feel cleaner too. I can access everything, take things apart, move them - and have it all go back together without adjusting a cable. So nice.
I thought my long term review would have more content. Sorry to disappoint, but I have had zero issues. After the initial installation, I discovered the side to side adjustment, and moved the lever closer to my grips. Besides that, I haven’t touched it.
If you have a 2015 or newer Fox 36, or a Marzocchi Bomber Z1 and want better performance and more adjustability you can cheaply and easily upgrade your current fork’s damper for better performance and save some money by doing so with Fox's GRIP2 damper upgrade kit.
In this blog post Mike explains why we consider the Fox Transfer Post to be the best option for a majority of riders due to their feel, sound, and insane reliability.
Is freeride dead? HELL NO! The Marzocchi Bomber Z1 now comes in coil and is ready to smash through everything. This is a simple, coil sprung fork that can lockout to affordably and reliably get you to the top of the hill to blast down. The Z1 Coil shares the same platform as the Z1 Air, so you can easily convert your Z1 Air fork to Coil with their conversion kit as well.
When it comes to mountain bike suspension forks, it's pretty apparent that the Fox 36 is the hottest on the market. But why? Let's talk about how the Fox 36 performs and holds up, and why it's not only his favorite piece of mountain bike gear but also why it's our best selling fork here at The Lost Co.
I can’t deny that I love the new Eagle AXS wireless system. I joked with a buddy after the installation, saying it gave me the same sensation of cancelling cable TV. Not only does my bike look cleaner without the cable or housing running through it, maintenance and adjustments feel cleaner too. I can access everything, take things apart, move them - and have it all go back together without adjusting a cable. So nice.
