Can you ID the exact model....

[cockneyrick]

Of Marzocchi Shocks these are & where I can get as much Info about em as possible?
They are very close to Strada's but are more square.
I really want to use these but I have no idea about rebuilds, air pressure etc etc.

Any help would be much appreciated as the Net is pretty lacking as far as marzocchi is concerned?

 

[hampshirehog]

They do look like Stradas with a black plate mounted on the reservoir. I've got a set of Stradas in bits if you want me to measure anything - (parts are easy enough to get for them).

No doubt you've already found:

http://www.ducatimeccanica.com/marzocchi1.html

 

[cockneyrick]

Yep, printed that off as it's the only Info I can find so far?

 

[cockneyrick]

And if you look at my photo (dry build) Have I got them the wrong way round? As in the remote on the inside rather than the outside as in pic?

I have stripped them right back to their component parts & TBH they are in very good nick.
Just need to get some parts powder coated, then reassemble time:-\\\

 

[Big T]

You can mount them either way, resevoir front or rear

Resevoir rear makes it harder to remove the rear brake caliper, and thus the rear wheel

 

[Nicholaschase29]

I have some strada's on my 1100

I looked into it before and It's only a few pounds of air. I think like 8 lbs or something like that...

They are different though as mine don't have the fins on them like yours do. They might be a new/older model? The shocks were on my bike when I purchased it so I'm not 100% sure..

 

[cockneyrick]

Going on the fins/bleed valve/design you'd assume newer, but there's no Info whatsoever out there, but some available for those type Strada's.

Just gotta figure the oil level when I reassemble, new O rings & bump stops & bobsyeruncle