Shock Pump Suggestions

[Philpug]

Our old shock pump will not want to pump above 150PSI so it is time to shop for a new one. I "borrowed" a Cane Creek digital from the shop and seemed to work much better and got the shock up to the suggested 236lb for my shock. These run about $70.00 on Amazon...just go with this or are there some other suggestions? We don't need digital, just a good solid pump.

 

[Jersey Skier]

Get one of these and you'll never want to use those little shock pumps again.

 

[Plai]

Our old shock pump will not want to pump above 150PSI so it is time to shop for a new one. I "borrowed" a Cane Creek digital from the shop and seemed to work much better and got the shock up to the suggested 236lb for my shock. These run about $70.00 on Amazon...just go with this or are there some other suggestions? We don't need digital, just a good solid pump.

I've got a shock pump NIB (or never used). Can give it to you on around 4th July if you can wait until then.

 

[EricG]

I’ve been using the Topeak Pump fir a few years and I include 1 with every full suspension built I sell. The valve on the pump makes a huge difference. They are reasonably priced.


I’m not a digital pump guy, the battery always dies on me at the worst time, and I’ve had a hard time reading the digital ones on the trail when helping customers dial in bikes.

https://www.topeak.com/global/en/products/shock-pumps/261-pocketshock-dxg

 

[Bill Talbot]

Planet Bike Shockmate takes care of my needs nicely.

 

[Tom K.]

I get about 3 years out of the Rockshox digital pumps before the attachment threads wear out.

https://www.amazon.com/Rockshox-Hig...ocphy=9033152&hvtargid=pla-422071788951&psc=1

If you're not in a big hurry, PM me your shipping info, and I'll send you one or two "analog" pumps. I've probably 5 or 6 laying around, still in wrappers.