RockShox Shock Pump - High Pressure, 300 PSI Max

The Rock Shox High Pressure Shock Pump is an essential part of a mechanic tool kit. Properly maint...

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This guide is for cyclists using RockShox suspension forks and rear shocks. It helps you understand and use the RockShox High Pressure Shock Pump to maintain optimal air pressure for a safer and more enjoyable ride. Keep in mind that this pump is specifically designed for high-pressure, small-volume applications and is not suitable for inflating tires.

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Model Part NumberROCKSHOXSHOCKM
BrandRockShox

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FAQs

What is the maximum pressure this pump can handle?

The pump can handle a maximum pressure of 300 PSI.

Can I use this pump for my bicycle tires?

No, this pump is designed specifically for suspension forks and shocks and is not suitable for tires.

How do I know the correct pressure for my suspension?

Refer to the manufacturer's recommendations for your specific fork or shock model. These can usually be found on the fork/shock itself, in the manual, or on the manufacturer's website.

What should I do if the pressure release valve doesn't work?

Check for any obstructions or damage to the valve. If the valve is damaged, the pump may need to be repaired or replaced.

How often should I check the pressure in my suspension?

It is recommended to check the pressure before each ride. Pressure can change due to temperature fluctuations and riding conditions.

How do I lubricate the pump?

Use a light, bicycle-specific lubricant to lubricate the pump's moving parts. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for lubrication.

What if the gauge is inaccurate?

If you suspect the gauge is inaccurate, compare it to a known accurate gauge. If it is significantly off, the pump may need to be calibrated or replaced.

Troubleshooting

Pump does not register pressure

Ensure the pump head is securely attached to the valve. Check for any leaks at the valve connection.

Pressure drops after removing the pump

Tighten the valve core with a valve core tool.

Pump is difficult to operate

Ensure the pump is properly lubricated.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Precise pressure adjustments for optimal suspension performance.
  • Pressure release valve for fine-tuning.
  • Durable and reliable construction.
  • Easy to use with a clear pressure gauge.
  • Compact and portable for trail-side adjustments.

Cons

  • Not suitable for inflating tires.
  • Requires careful handling to avoid over-pressurizing.
  • Gauge may require periodic calibration.
  • Valve attachment may require a tight seal for accurate readings.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Attachment: Screw the pump head onto the Schrader valve of your fork or shock.
  2. Pressure Adjustment: Pump air into the suspension until the pressure gauge reaches the desired PSI.
  3. Pressure Release: Use the pressure release valve to fine-tune the pressure.
  4. Detachment: Unscrew the pump head from the valve.

Compatibility: This pump is designed for RockShox forks and shocks with Schrader valves. Check your suspension's specifications for the recommended pressure.

Care: Store the pump in a clean, dry place. Regularly check the gauge for accuracy. Avoid dropping the pump or exposing it to extreme temperatures.

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