Shock Pump - Recommend me one

Coolnick

I will now be needing a shock pump following purchase today of MX Pro fork, anyone recommend me a cheap but reasonable one?

Capt. Concussion

Marzocchi do a specific low pressure shock pump. Pretty sure I bought mine from CRC or Wiggle, at the time.

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My Orange 5 Pro

Coolnick

Thanks. Blimey œ25 for shock pump. Are there any cheaper alternatives?

Andy B

Wrench Force do a good shock pump.

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It doesn't really matter as long as it can go low enough for you forks. IIRC Marzocchis are fairly low pressure compared to other forks.

The cheap ones usually lose a fair amount of air when you release the valve so you just need to have a play about and work out how much extra air you need to put in. I've got a crappy generic pump for the Zocchs on my spare bike and usually just chuck about 15-20 psi extra in and it seems to do okay.

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GT-Dave

I use a Topeak Pocket Shock DXG
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=7355
No air loss with that. Great pump.

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plain lazy

I have the wrench force, cost me 18 quid and does the jod a treat. gets my rear shock to 220 psi easily

Red Panda

I got one of these

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... SIMPLEITEM

Nearly bought a Marzocci/Topeak for £25+ and am so glad I didn't as the above works perfectly for me