This RockShox High Pressure Shock Pump is designed for tuning forks and rear shocks, easily delive...This RockShox High Pressure Shock Pump is designed for tuning forks and rear shocks, easily delivering the high PSIs needed for specific forks. It features an easy-to-read gauge with a maximum pressure of 600 PSI and a Schrader valve. It is ideal for BoXXer World Cup and rear shock service, as current RockShox rear shocks require IFP pressures above 300psi, which exceeds the maximum pressure of many standard suspension pumps.
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This guide is for mountain bike enthusiasts and mechanics who need to accurately inflate their RockShox forks and rear shocks. The RockShox High-Pressure Shock Pump offers precise PSI adjustments up to 600 PSI, a critical feature for optimal suspension performance. Keep in mind that this pump is specifically designed for high-pressure suspension systems and may not be suitable for other inflation needs.
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RockShox
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FAQs
What is the maximum pressure this pump can handle?
The RockShox High-Pressure Shock Pump can handle up to 600 PSI.
What type of valve does this pump use?
This pump uses a Schrader valve connection.
Can I use this pump for my tires?
No, this pump is specifically designed for high-pressure suspension systems and is not suitable for inflating tires.
How do I maintain the pump?
Store the pump in a clean and dry place. Avoid dropping it or exposing it to extreme temperatures.
What should I do if the pressure drops when I disconnect the pump?
Disconnect the pump quickly. Consider using a valve core remover to make sure the valve is fully closed.
Is there a warranty on this pump?
Warranty information is not available in the product data. Contact the retailer for specific warranty details.
Troubleshooting
Pump doesn't register pressure.
Ensure the pump head is securely connected to the Schrader valve. Check for any obstructions in the valve or pump head.
Pressure drops when disconnecting the pump.
Disconnect the pump quickly to minimize air loss. Consider using a valve core remover tool to ensure the valve is fully closed.
Gauge readings are inaccurate.
Inspect the gauge for damage. If the gauge consistently reads incorrectly, consider replacing the pump or having it professionally calibrated.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High PSI capability for modern suspension systems.
Precise pressure adjustments for optimal suspension performance.
Easy-to-read gauge for accurate readings.
Durable construction ensures long-term use.
Schrader valve compatibility simplifies the inflation process.
Cons
Limited to high-pressure suspension systems; not for general inflation.
Requires a Schrader valve, may need an adapter for other valve types.
Specific to RockShox suspension; not universally compatible.
May require extra care to avoid pressure loss during disconnection.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Screw the pump head onto the Schrader valve of your RockShox fork or shock. Ensure a secure connection to prevent air leakage.
Compatibility: This pump is specifically designed for RockShox forks and rear shocks that utilize a Schrader valve. Verify your suspension system's valve type before use.
Care: After each use, release any remaining pressure from the pump. Store the pump in a clean, dry place. Avoid dropping or subjecting the pump to extreme temperatures. Regularly check the gauge for accuracy.