LaverdaSoren
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Yes, for Ceriani.For Ceriani, correct?
OK,Sorry Soren, found three main stands in my workshop, but all three for Marzocchi bikes.Ciao, Gert
Hi Soren, the Marzocchi main stand is 2 cm longer than the Ceriani main stand. See the pic from laverdaparadies.de enclosed.OK,
Thank You for checking anyway.
What is the difference between stands for Ceriani and Marzochi?
//Soren
What gives the Marzo bike the extra height (and cornering clearance)? Just longer forks? Or longer shocks as well to retain the geometry?Hi Soren, the Marzocchi main stand is 2 cm longer than the Ceriani main stand. See the pic from laverdaparadies.de enclosed.
Ciao, Gert
Frame, swingarm and shock length is the same, but Marzocchi forks are longer than Ceriani.What gives the Marzo bike the extra height (and cornering clearance)? Just longer forks? Or longer shocks as well to retain the geometry?
So must rake the front out a bit - slow down the steering? Then you arrange a front end collision to rejig it so it turns in!Frame, swingarm and shock length is the same, but Marzocchi forks are longer than Ceriani.
Ciao, Gert
I have seen more triple frame with front end collision than without. The result is a bend upper frame tube. The worst one was a 1000 3CL with 55 mm shorter wheelbase than original. Under hard braking the front fender was touching the downpipes. Ciao, GertSo must rake the front out a bit - slow down the steering? Then you arrange a front end collision to rejig it so it turns in!![]()