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I don't know what model/year it is. Its been handed down a couple of times. I think its due at least a lowers drop.
Im guessing working out what it is/how old it is would be a good start
Anyone know what model/year this is?
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The stickers on the lowers fell off when my brother had it
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And showing the crown. It has ETA, its 120mm travel. I just don't know which model it is exactly. I think its from a scott genious origally
Looks like an MX Comp - 2004 ish?
EDIT : This one?
[url= http://www.marzocchi.com/template/detailProdotti.asp?LN=UK&idIU=2460&idC=1561&IdFolder=113&idMY=8357&uf=TR&IdOggetto=8434 ]http://www.marzocchi.com/template/detailProdotti.asp?LN=UK&idIU=2460&idC=1561&IdFolder=113&idMY=8357&uf=TR&IdOggetto=8434[/url]
I think, if you take off the wheel, on the inside just near the dropout (not sure which side) there's a circular stamp with the year
I was going to say MX Comp or Pro from around 2004 as well.
Definitely of 2004 vintage with the "M" brace and polished crown.
They are 2004 marzocchi pro etas. Very easy to service, 5 or 7.5wt oil, big socket to tale top caps off (one at a time) and small socket for footnuts at bottom of lowers (undo those and drain oil) once they off lowers come off. They have air on right and eta (coil spring on damper) on left. Easy to download the manual for and they do work nice, as I got a pair that just serviced with 5wt to increase low speed compression.
[s]Are they Pro eta's?
I can't see the if that's an ETA lever at the top of the leg, or not in the full photo.
If they aren't their comp's or coil comp's - both have info on the site linked to above.[/s]
Ignore me, I see he mentions the "ETA lever" above, Simon has it.
(I too have a set on a old unused bike, must service them)
2004 agree 🙂