Marzocchi Bomber Z1 GRIP 2023 Fork

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Brand	Marzocchi

Marzocchi was founded in 1949 by Stefano & Guglielmo Marzocchi, designers at Ducati. After producing the finest, best performing Motor bike suspension in the World, they turned their expertise to Mountain Bikes in 1989, the rest, as they say, is history!

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Marzocchi designed the Bomber Z1 for riders ready to get rowdy. Silky smooth travel with the traction and stiffness where it matters. It’s not about counting seconds or fiddling with settings at the top of the enduro course. It’s pointing your bike down the line with the confidence that your suspension has your back. Bikes are fun. And so is the Bomber Z1.

In 1997, the Marzocchi Bomber Z1 burst onto the scene and bucked all contemporary trends. The flavours of that decade included rubber springs and feathery weights. The Z1 brought oil, coils and massive stanchions - it unapologetically prioritised grip and ride quality over just about everything else. The return of Z1 brings back these same priorities in a robust 6000-series alloy 36mm chassis with a super plush air spring and proven GRIP damper.

Utilising Fox Factory technology since 2017, the Z1 offers virtually the same all-round performance found in Fox Performance Elite forks, and that's definitely a good thing.

Ready for the Drop In

Less time turning dials means more time shredding trails. Simply set your sag, click in your rebound and you’re good to go. A single sweep compression adjuster on the GRIP damper lets you lock out for climbing and open it up for full gas sending.

Air on the Side of Performance

No matter your riding style, you can adjust the Z1 to suit your preferred method of shred. Taking a trip to a bike park or ready to charge that trail a little harder? Add a few more PSI for support on the bigger hits. The Z1 is your fork, your way.

The Aggressive All Mountain Fork

With uncompromised stiffness for traction and steering control, the Bomber Z1 is built to handle all-mountain riding, all the time. Leave the fuss trailside and focus on what’s important; ride hard and ride often.