Z2 Bomber by Marzocchi
Product Description
Z2 Bomber by Marzocchi
- Efficiently engineered with a rugged 34mm chassis and Air Rail damper technology, the Marzocchi Bomber Z2 Suspension Fork delivers precise steering, smooth damping, and exceptional durability for aggressive trail riding and all-mountain adventures.
- Designed with a tapered steerer tube and 15mm thru-axle (QR x 110mm) compatibility, this 29-inch fork ensures quick install and easy wheel changes, making it ideal for demanding riders seeking reliable performance across diverse terrains.
- Featuring Sweep-Adjust and external high/low-speed compression, rebound, and lockout controls, the Z2 allows riders to fine-tune damping settings for optimal trail comfort, responsiveness, and confidence on technical descents.
- Constructed with materials including anodized black stanchions and reinforced lower legs with "M" arch design, this fork offers maximum tire clearance, enhanced stiffness, and low maintenance operation for long-lasting performance.
- With its vibrant Gloss Red finish and versatile 140mm travel, the Marzocchi Bomber Z2 is the perfect choice for trail, enduro, and all-mountain riders seeking a stylish, innovative suspension solution that combines advanced engineering with trail-ready style.
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