has anyone tried.........

mkf

using a garage forecourt air machine to pump shock or fork up.

would it work do you think?

cooldad

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo


You need low volume, high pressure pump - forks have a tiny amount of air in them.

Stevo_666

Give it a try and let us know how you get on.

bails87

stevo 666: It'll be hard for the OP to post when he's got a fork leg in his brain.

Anonymous

Please get someone to video it and post here for all to see. Make sure they do it before calling the ambulance.

cooldad

You guys are just cruel.

Pudseyp

mkf wrote:

using a garage forecourt air machine to pump shock or fork up.

would it work do you think?

Try shaking a bottle of champagne vigourously for a few minutes at arms length point towards your face an then pop the cork...onlt then will you understand it's a similar scenario.

Stevo_666

bails87 wrote:

stevo 666: It'll be hard for the OP to post when he's got a fork leg in his brain.

Spoilsport!

delcol

please go to the garage i will pay you the 20p for the token...

word of warning please stand well back and use pump at arms length, oh and be sure to wear safety glasses

ok lets take bets how high the internals go..

10-20 ft
20-30ft
30-40ft
40-50 ft
50-60ft
60-70ft
70-80ft
80-90ft
90-100ft
100-to outer space.

Northwind

Garage inflators are usually pretty low volume- not much more than a track pump. It won't work though- very imprecise, air will escape when you remove the hose even assuming you can get it to fit, and I'd be suprised if they can deliver high pressure- but it's not likely to explode either.

Get a shock pump, you monkey.

Chunkers1980

I would like someone to try - we need someone to prove what would happen.

Make it into a Myth and get the busters to give it a go.

1mancity2

I've done it loads of times....................

Opps missed a Not before the done