View Full Version : Marzocchi Roco Rc on a SC Bullit. Large Pics inside
Jayridesacove
04-05-2006, 10:30 PM
Brown santa came in with our team order from Marzocchi today.
I just finished installing this and I will be putting it through some testing this weekend.
http://www.freeride.org.vt.edu/coppermine/albums/rocorc/normal_rocorc_004.jpg
http://www.freeride.org.vt.edu/coppermine/albums/rocorc/normal_rocorc_005.jpg
http://www.freeride.org.vt.edu/coppermine/albums/rocorc/normal_rocorc_006.jpg
http://www.freeride.org.vt.edu/coppermine/albums/rocorc/normal_rocorc_007.jpg
http://www.freeride.org.vt.edu/coppermine/albums/rocorc/normal_rocorc_008.jpg
http://www.freeride.org.vt.edu/coppermine/albums/rocorc/normal_rocorc_009.jpg
http://www.freeride.org.vt.edu/coppermine/albums/rocorc/normal_rocorc_010.jpg
http://www.freeride.org.vt.edu/coppermine/albums/rocorc/normal_rocorc_011.jpg
peachy
04-06-2006, 12:41 PM
i think u need to reduce your images a bit.... it's a little large?
Kanter
04-07-2006, 07:52 AM
Will the reservoir hit the frame? It looks real close. Did you take the spring off and cycle the suspension?
Jayridesacove
04-07-2006, 08:17 AM
There is no contact between the resi and the downtube. The shock shuttle is also in the forward position.
Bullit21
04-07-2006, 09:03 AM
There is no contact between the resi and the downtube. The shock shuttle is also in the forward position.
Jay,
How does it pedal? My buddy is thinking about putting a Roco on a single pivot, but his will be a 5.5" travel bike. Thanks.
Jayridesacove
04-07-2006, 12:13 PM
Jay,
How does it pedal? My buddy is thinking about putting a Roco on a single pivot, but his will be a 5.5" travel bike. Thanks.
Can't really say right now, I've only had a chance to install it. I will be doing some riding this weekend, so I'll put some of my findings here.
mtmopar
04-10-2006, 04:50 PM
So, what did you find out? My 5th just blewup on me and I'm looking for a spare/replacement shock. Would it be a good all around shock for the Bullit?
tacopuerto
05-03-2006, 09:48 PM
hey...... lets get some feedback on this single pivot setup.
sweet shock.
sick bike.
it's lika bmx bike w/ shocks for riding in the woods.
perfect bike IMO. Classic SCB.
ride26
05-05-2006, 12:56 PM
any feed back from the roco, i just ordered one today and was looking for someone who has one to give me some feed back
cingletrak
05-05-2006, 08:32 PM
if you want to use a single pivot as a trail bike avoid this shock "i learned the hard way"
I haven't ridden the Roco. But, why can't you ride it on trail ?
Unless you need high performance XC race pedaling it will work on a Bullit.
These are gravity bikes best at going down. And I'd think in that respect a Roco would be a good choice. XC is what I do to get to super tech short climbs, drops and DH trail runs.
People forget that is what this frame is meant for. Abuse !
cingletrak
05-06-2006, 08:17 PM
I haven't ridden the Roco. But, why can't you ride it on trail ?
Unless you need high performance XC race pedaling it will work on a Bullit.
These are gravity bikes best at going down. And I'd think in that respect a Roco would be a good choice. XC is what I do to get to super tech short climbs, drops and DH trail runs.
People forget that is what this frame is meant for. Abuse !
sorry i should have been more specific. this shock doesnt have a pedaling platform like the progressive so it isnt the best choice for my area(connecticut lots of climbing just to get to the good dh runs)and when i tried it for the first time i was really missing my platform! so its not to good for me personally. but its great when its pointed downhill. thats why i said it sucks on a trail bike ."you would not beleve the amount of people around here that use bullits as trail bikes" You can ride it on a trail its just not nearly as efficiant as a platform shock sorry for the confusion. BTW your bike looks sweet
bigdrop05
05-09-2006, 08:58 PM
Whoh, Pepe Lopez ! That's some good stuff. I bought a bottle of Mezcal with the worm & this hot chick drank it at Beech mtn about 8 years ago..Never forget that !
Anyways i am getting back into freeride & love that shock.I just love Marzocchi & thier whole image{girls},especially the product..
It's user re-buildable ,eh !
SteezyWeezy
05-11-2006, 12:40 PM
that bike looks sexy
Jayridesacove
05-12-2006, 07:22 PM
Sorry guys, I've been real busy. I'll give you some feedback when I hit up Snowshoe at the end of the month.
Jay, got any time riding on that ROCO setup yet ?
Duzitall
07-26-2006, 10:49 PM
what up with that Rocco on the Bullit? Ride report please.
Jayridesacove
07-27-2006, 01:12 PM
sorry, I've had no time to ride this summer. I've been too busy to get any saddle time.
jonKranked
07-27-2006, 01:17 PM
I have a roco, although not on a single pivot. Yes, its not a platform shock. It was never intended for anything like that. Its a freeride/dh shock, and at that, it succeeds fabulously. more tuneable than you'd think (changed oil volume/weight affects performance a LOT). for those of you who have ridden on a properly setup marz fork, just imagine that same plushness/progressiveness on your back end too. so i could see it working out very well on a single pivot bike. i have a 888 and it feels perfectly balanced on the bike (which is a Draco Vigilante btw).
glivingston5
07-27-2006, 11:50 PM
^^not to derail the thread or anything but how do u like the draco i realy wana see one
4xBoy
07-28-2006, 12:08 AM
I like roco over my RP3 and my Vanilla R, its way better in every aspect even without propedal just dial a shock right and you never need silly lockout levers.
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