Rock Shox 00.4315.023.010 High-Pressure Fork Pump, Black, 300 psi

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However, it requires fewer strokes to inflate the pressure you need, making it ideal for mechanics in a workshop.

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However, always remember that it’s the sag that you’re setting your suspension to, and the gauge is merely a tool to help aid this – either way, the desired outcome can still be achieved without a gauge. 5. Durability is a factor A larger volume is easier to bottom-out, a smaller volume will ramp up more towards the end of the stroke. With such high pressures, you’ll want a comfortable handle. Some pumps feature a fold-out handle, others offer little to grasp onto. Hose

Easily the most efficient pump that we’ve tested, and one that outperforms its price. The mechanical isn’t quite as accurate as a digital pump, but it has a bigger range being rated to 400 psi. Bleeding pressure was also the best, with a knob that can be opened exactly how you wish. The whole pump is fairly compact, although it’s not light to ride with. Additionally, we compared the pressure read-out a number of times on each pump to that of our verified gauge. Performance Cycling Limited 2023. Tredz is a trading name of Performance Cycling Limited. All Rights Reserved

RockShox High-Pressure Fork/Shock Pump - 300 psi Max

At 284g and 250mm long, it’s an impressive combination of two pumps, especially given so many mini tyre pumps do without a gauge. Built as the smaller and travel-friendly sibling to Birzman’s Zacoo Salut, the Macht shares similar features.This pump’s gauge lined up perfectly with our custom benchmark and verified gauge David Rome / Immediate Media Without a body, the pump wouldn’t exist. With this, look for a pump that offers a comfortable hold and a durable material. Aluminium is a popular choice here for weight, strength and corrosion resistance. Handle PSI is a unit of pressureexpressed in pounds of force per square inch of area. It stands for Pounds per Square Inch. Some pumps claim to have special valve heads that isolate attachment and the valve pin engagement; others don’t say much about the fact.