2004_Marzocchi_Bomber_Owners_Manual_EN

Adjustments
Table 18: Legend
PLe External Preload Spring preload with external adjuster
PLmi Internal mechanic Preload Spring preload with internal mechanical adjuster
PLi Internal Preload Internal Preload
A+ Positive Air Preload Positive Air Preload
A- Negative Air Preload Negative Air Preload
REBC Rebound cartridge Rebound Cartridge
ECA External Compression Adjust External Compression Adjust
EHSC External High Speed Compression External High Speed Compression
PRe External rebound register External rebound register
PRi Internal rebound register Internal rebound register
ECC5
ETA
5 position extension control
cartridge
Extension travel adjustment
cartridge
5 position extension control cartridge
Extension travel adjustment cartridge
English
5.1 Preload
To make the most of the fork’s travel, the sag
given by the rider’s weight must remain between
10% and 20% of the total travel length for the
XC forks and between 20% and 30% for the DH
forks.
To reach this result, act on the spring preload
adjusters or change the pressure in the fork
legs.
5.1.1 Spring preload with external
adjustment
A
5
129
NOTE
The fork is set to the minimum preload by the
manufacturer, i.e. the adjuster knob/screw is
completely turned counterclockwise. However,
the spring is slightly preloaded to help
counteractining static load.
MZ009012
MZ009_1
By turning the knob (A) on the top of the fork’s
leg, you can modify the spring preload to adjust
the initial setting according to the rider’s weight
and needs.
• By turning the knob clockwise, the preload
spring can be increased up to the maximum
value, which corresponds to a spring
compression of about 15 mm
• By turning the knob counterclockwise, you will
reduce the preload spring down to the
minimum value.
ATTENTION
Do not force the adjustment knob past its
limits (A).