Drag Specialties Shock Pump - Black/Silver - 420032

The Drag Specialties Hi-Pressure Shock Pump is an essential tool for maintaining optimal performance in your motorcycle's air suspension system. This compact and reliable pump allows you to precisely adjust the pressure in your rear shocks and front forks, ensuring a smooth and controlled ride. Perfect for enthusiasts and professionals alike, this pump is designed for ease of use and accurate readings.

Description

This high-pressure pump is specifically designed for motorcycles with adjustable air suspensions, providing the accuracy needed to fine-tune your ride. The twist-and-lock removable gauge allows for safe and easy storage and transport, fitting conveniently into a saddlebag or other storage area. Beyond suspension, this pump can also be used for emergency tire repairs, making it a versatile addition to your toolkit. The rotary flexible hose, die-cast gauge base, and ergonomic pump handle ensure simple operation, while the precise adjust button allows for controlled pressure adjustments of 2-3 psi (0.14-0.21 Bar) per push. Whether you're adjusting your suspension for a long ride or making quick tire repairs on the road, the Drag Specialties Shock Pump provides the reliability and precision you need.

Features & highlights

• Twist-and-lock removable gauge for safe storage and transport.
• Designed for rear shock and front fork adjustable air suspensions.
• Also suitable for emergency tire repairs.
• Rotary flexible hose, die-cast gauge base, and ergonomic pump handle for easy operation.
• Precise adjust button for controlled pressure adjustments.
• Delivers 2-3 psi (0.14-0.21 Bar) per push.

Technical specifications

• Brand: DRAG SPECIALTIES
• Vendor Part Number: 420032
• Application: Rear Shock and Front Fork
• Calibration: 0 psi - 30 psi
• Color/Finish: Black, Silver
• Features: Includes Gauge
• Length: 23 cm (9")
• Product Name: Air Pump
• Type: Pressure Gauge
• Units: Each

Important to know

Ensure compatibility with your motorcycle's air suspension system before use. Always refer to your motorcycle's service manual for recommended pressure settings.