Beto SP002AG Shock Pump
Beto SP002AG Shock Pump
Key Features400psi Shock pumpFine tuning pressure bleeder valve2 stage non leaking valve systemPrecision 1.5" industry class gaugeSwivel hose for easy engagement
Key Features400psi Shock pumpFine tuning pressure bleeder valve2 stage non leaking valve systemPrecision 1.5" industry class gaugeSwivel hose for easy engagement
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Perfect By: John Martin Creed, on September 21, 2018 Pros: Cons: "This is a good compact shock pump. Has a nice quality look and feel to it, works very well on my downhill forks except for the fact that my Schrader valves are recessed on the forks so I couldn't get the valve connector to go in the recess and had to buy valve extenders. But I put that down to the design of my DNM USD-8 forks being too narrow as others haven't had the problem. |
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Not as good as a shock manufactures pump By: Amazon Customer, on September 11, 2018 Pros: Cons: "I would not buy this product again, for Starters you have to pump more times to meet the desired pressure than you would with a manufactures issued shock / Fork Pump. Secondly you loose around 40-50 PSI from removing the shock pump once you have reached your desired pressure. |
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Not as advertised as is 300psi pump and not 400psi By: LeeB, on August 31, 2017 Pros: Cons: "Product was delivered very quickly and quality seems good but it is a 300pis pump and not 400psi as advertised. |
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Well made, does the job By: Amazon Customer, on October 13, 2016 Pros: Cons: "I just purchased a second hand bike with a rear air shock. I am not an experienced off road biker and I have the bike just for off road trails and canal paths. I got this shock pump to adjust the pressure in the rear shock and I found it did the job perfectly - first time I have used such a pump. The bleed was simple and easy to control and got me to exactly where the pressure needed to be. Good value for money for casual user like me and I guess would work for more advanced situations too. |
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Money well spent By: A. K. Allery, on October 30, 2013 Pros: Cons: |
