Change Marzocchi Bomber Z2 from 140mm to 150mm travel?

[eddomak]

Hi all,
I have a Rise H30 and was wondering if there is a way to change the Marzocchi Bomber Z2 140mm to have 150mm travel instead? (I note that on the Marzocchi site for that fork there isn't a 150mm travel option, so don't know if there would be such a part.).
Thanks in advance!

 

[Stanley]

Service Set: Air Shaft Assy, FLOAT 34 150, Rhythm

With deep roots in the foundation of performance MTB suspension, Marzocchi shocks and forks keep you riding longer with minimal maintenance. Our bombproof designs ensure you're on the trail while others are stuck at home waiting for their parts to get serviced.

www.marzocchi.com

Just fit one of these I believe.
I've done similar with Rockshox forks. Easy job

 

[eddomak]

Service Set: Air Shaft Assy, FLOAT 34 150, Rhythm

With deep roots in the foundation of performance MTB suspension, Marzocchi shocks and forks keep you riding longer with minimal maintenance. Our bombproof designs ensure you're on the trail while others are stuck at home waiting for their parts to get serviced.

www.marzocchi.com

Just fit one of these I believe.
I've done similar with Rockshox forks. Easy job

Thanks - I will look into it. I've done Rockshox forks before as well. I was hoping someone had travelled (no pun intended) this path already to see if it could be confirmed. I might just need to be the guinea pig...

 

[Kamill]

I've done it, it's easy. The fork does feel more flexy at 150mm but YMMV.

 

[LoneStar]

I've done it, it's easy. The fork does feel more flexy at 150mm but YMMV.

My feeling as well. Got a Lyrik and like it much better for the longer travel. The Z2 wasn't bad at 140 so I'll probably change it back to that to use on another bike.

 

[eddomak]

Thanks both for your replies - good to know it's a tested route. I run a Lyrik Ultimate 150mm on my regular (non electric) MTB , and despite being a relatively light rider I do feel that it is sturdier.