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Marzocchi 350 CR Fork


BENEATH THE MATT black finish and gold 35mm stanchions of the 350 CR lies a race-ready 650b fork designed for the demands of world-class enduro racing and the emerging progressive trail riding scene.

Its 160mm (6.3in) of travel is controlled by the new Dynamic Bleed Cartridge, which is designed to deliver the sensitivity – and quintessential Marzocchi feel – of an open bath system but with the support and consistency of a sealed cartridge design. With external compression and rebound damping adjustment, a tapered steerer and 15mm axle, all that’s needed is a bike and the terrain to really test what this new fork can do.

PRICE 800$





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