RockShox High-Pressure Shock Pump
Score By Feature
OveReview Final Score
Product Description
Questions & Answers
There is a maximum of 600 pounds per square inch, or 40 pounds per bar.
It is a myth that removing the pump will result in air pressure loss. In case of re-recording As soon as the suspension air chamber has been inflated to the proper pressure, it's time to take the shock pump out. If you unscrew the pump head, the pin located inside releases the suspension unit's valve core, stopping the valve from opening before the seal between the pump and valve breaks. You can hear this air being released as pump body pressure escapes from the hose with the trademark, 'psssst'. Because the valve is closed, the air pressure in the suspension air chamber is still exactly the same as you intended. You can reorder your book if you are unable to find it As the pressure drops after the pump is disconnected, check it again. There is air pressure equalization in the shock pump and hose, which is causing this in the shock pump
The answer is yes. This pump can be used to fill a tire that has a Presta valve for a one-time charge of You can buy an adapter for $50. Primary function of this pump is to fill the air shocks called Schrader valves, not to fill tires with air because each has a Schrader valve.
Schrader valves are found on nearly every shock, so you should check that to see if your shock has one. Quote me only if you have to. It will work for you, then.
Selected User Reviews For RockShox High-Pressure Shock Pump
My previous pump was very similar to this one, which was priced around $26 on Amazon and appeared to be a best seller. Although the other pump served the same purpose as the first, it could only handle up to 150 lbs of pressure. Pumps like this one can be used up to 600 psi, so they can be used for a broader range of purposes. A bike with dual suspension, for instance, has a rear shock that often reaches 200 pounds per square inch. It is therefore necessary to use a pump that has a wide range of I really like this one. There's no need to look further for a bike pump that's right for you. The specifics include 1.
1. There is a lot of detail on the gauge. 3. The pressure release button is located on the hose. There is a swivel joint near the connection of the hose
4. Matte black paint is featured throughout this pump instead of bear metal like most other shock pumps.
I would refer to this as a top-of-the-line There isn't a lot they can do to improve I consider it to be the best there is.
The Rock-Flex Shock Pump is a good choice if you are looking for one A high-quality shoe A great choice. I am very pleased with the build quality of the Pressure Shock Pump. It works perfectly and I was able to pump both my front and rear shocks quickly and easily with it after receiving it. This pump has a high-efficiency motor which is its greatest feature My shocks could be easily pumped using minimal effort and only a few pumps when there was negative pressure. As far as cons go, the only negative is that this pump is a bit larger Although it is awkward to use, it can be easily inserted into my hydration backpack, so not a big issue.
Easy to pump up your rockshox pike and monarch rt to your preferred psi. It's common to hear people complain that you can't fine tune, but in reality, you can't tell the difference between 1 and 2 pounds per square inch. You don't want to waste time pumping up shocks at high pressures with a pump that only goes up to You can get something that is designed for high pressure and then you're good to go. do people complain that it is an anchor for us to hold on to while we ride. Make sure to take a dump or piss before the ride to balance things It would be a waste of space and weight to carry a shock pump after each ride. There are so many cons that the mind is boggled.
I needed 350 when my fork pump only went to 300 when I hit full squish. It was an easy decision to get this pump and I have enjoyed it. It is so much easier and faster to pump up this pump than my Bontrager pump. An incredibly long stroke and a nice handle end make this a versatile brush. This is all a very high quality product that works well.
Forks and shocks were affected, and I used it on all four. The six tablets seemed to read okay, but no matter how much I pumped, they did not fill. Near the connection between the pump side rubber hose and the pump side schrader valve, air seemed to be escaping from the pump. If you want to unscrew the connection, you have to screw it down so tightly that it reads no pressure, which requires you to spin the entire pump. The product worked in all 6 hookups, but I had major concerns so I put it all back in the packaging to return as soon as possible.
It takes just a few minutes. Just screw the hose connector on. Your desire level will be reached once you pump. When it comes to psi, there are increments of ten. The needle is bigger than the marks and blocks it, making it hard for it to be precise. As you unscrew the connector, there is a little sound of air loss. No plastic components are necessary, and it is nice that there are none. There was no pain in my palm, and I didn't have to pump hard.
A standard shock or fork pump works well for pumping up forks and shocks, right? To get to 50, you would need to pump a lot of pumps How many pounds of pressure is 100 pounds? By using this high pressure shock pump, you'll be able to get the pump in a shorter time. The book is a must for any mechanic who works on bikes or tunes their suspensions.
I have great results with this gauge, but the pressure gauge is in 5-psi increments and using a gauge with a relief valve is required for accurate and consistent inflation. An apartment can only be filled by this pump as a last resort. - (Not enough sound!.
Related Products For RockShox High-Pressure Shock Pump
