Marzocchi BOMBER Z1 COIL Bedienungsanleitung Seite 8

AIR SPRING VOLUME SPACERS
Changing volume spacers in Marzocchi BOMBER Z1 and BOMBER 58 forks is an easy internal
adjustment that allows you to change the amount of mid stroke and bottom out resistance. If
you have set your sag correctly and are using full travel (bottoming out) too easily, then you
could install one or more spacers to increase bottom out resistance. If you are not using full
travel, then you could remove one or more spacers to decrease bottom out resistance.
1. Remove the air cap.
2. Release all air pressure from the fork by depressing the Schrader valve.
Marzocchi forks may contain high air pressures. Release ALL air pressure from the
main air chamber before disassembly. Failure to do so may result in parts or fluids
ejecting from the fork, which can cause SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH.
3. Carefully unthread the topcap from the fork with a 6-point chamfer-less 32 mm socket.
4. Pull up to remove the topcap assembly from the fork crown.
5. Slide the air volume spacer or spacers horizontally to install or remove them from the topcap.
Do not exceed the maximum number of volume spacers for your fork. This can
damage your fork. Find volume spacer information online at www.Marzocchi.com.
6. Reinstall the topcap assembly into the fork crown and tighten to 24.8 Nm (220 in-lb) with
a 6-point chamfer-less 32 mm socket.
7. Add air pressure to your desired setting using a high-pressure pump. Set the sag according to
instructions online at www.Marzocchi.com.
REMOTE INSTALLATION
The 2-Position remote can either be installed under the handlebar on the non-drive side, where a front
shifter would typically be placed, or installed above the handlebar on the drive side.
GRIP DAMPERS
1. Install the remote lever onto your handlebar. Do not exceed 1.7 Nm (15 in-lb). Less torque may be
needed for carbon bars. Refer to the handlebar manufacturer's instructions for use with carbon bars.
Make sure to check for clearance between the remote lever and any brake or shifter controls.
2. Route the cable housing from the fork topcap, around the rear of the crown, to the remote lever and
cut to length. Install a ferrule on the end of the housing at the remote lever. The end of the housing
at the fork topcap does not require a ferrule.
3. Install a short piece of housing with one ferrule between the in-line barrel adjuster and the remote
lever body.
4. Push the actuation lever to set the remote lever to FIRM mode. Make sure that the cable head is
completely seated in the remote lever.
5. Use a 5 mm hex wrench to turn the remote pulley clockwise until you feel it lightly stop, then hold it
in place.
For forks with the cable exiting the topcap at the rider's 1 o'clock position: the remote pulley
should stop at the 10-11 o'clock position.
For forks with the cable exiting the topcap at the rider's 7 o'clock position: the remote pulley
should stop at the 4-5 o'clock position.
For forks with the cable exiting the topcap at the rider's 10 o'clock position: the remote pulley
should stop at the 7-8 o'clock position.
6. With all cable housing fully seated and no slack in the system, lightly lubricate the inner cable and
thread it through the cable housing and around the fork remote pulley. While gently holding the
remote pulley against the clockwise stop with your 5 mm hex wrench, tighten the pinch bolt.
7. Release the 5 mm hex wrench from the remote pulley, cut off the excess inner cable, and crimp the end.
8. The in-line barrel adjuster may be used to change the lockout blow-off force. Clockwise barrel
adjustment increases blow-off force, while counter-clockwise adjustment decreases blow-off force.
WARNING
WARNING
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