Marzocchi is bringing back the iconic white color that adorned Bomber forks over a decade ago. Normally reserved for Marzocchi team riders and pros, these Limited Edition White Bomber forks are now available for purchase by the mountain biking public. For a limited time only, end customers can equip their bikes as professionally as the  freeride stars Brage Vestavik, Jaxson Riddle or Cami Nogueira.

Marzocchi's new Bomber DJ has a lot going for it. The dirt jump fork has the same 36-millimeter chassis as its big brother, the Bomber Z1, and comes in a special 26-inch configuration. With a 20x110 mm axle, the DJ is designed for maximum stiffness and offers seamless compatibility with existing dirt jump and downhill hub spacing standards.

At some point, the time has come and your beloved bike is no longer state of the art or the numerous rides have left their mark. If it's time for something new, but there's not enough in the "coffers" for an up-to-date bike, you can easily upgrade your bike with inexpensive alternatives.

With the new Bomber CR, Marzocchi is back on the shock absorber market, closing the gap to suspension forks. The Bomber CR is a steel shock absorber that is used on bikes with 130 to 200 millimeters of suspension travel. Marzocchi focused on ride quality, durability and simple handling: set the spring rate and rebound and ride off, that's the motto.

A piece of suspension fork history returns with Marzocchi's new Bomber Z1. More than 20 years ago as a downhill fork, the fork was one of the best on the market at the time. And today? The first impression was very good. However, we felt the enduro fork's compression damping over a longer period of time, with the following impressions.

The glory days of Marzocchi were a while ago. But since suspension expert Fox took the bomber forks under its wing, things have been looking up again. The acquisition of Marzocchi by Fox has now resulted in a change of distribution in Switzerland. However, the legendary - and also very scantily clad - Bomber girls are not in sight.

The Bomber Z1 was the suspension fork of choice for downhill riders in the 90s. Now Marzocchi is reissuing the classic, no longer for pure downhill use, but very widely applicable, inexpensive and with Fox technology. However, the Bomber 58 double crown fork also caters to fans of pure downhill riding.