shock pump
02-05-04 | 09:38 PM
#1
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From: San Diego, California
Bikes: Cannondale super V 500, Bianchi Piaggio(hopefully getting a new road bike when I get some money)
shock pump
Iv decided that im going to get a DT swiss SSD 210 L rear shock. I am wondering if I needed to get a shock pump or if I could just use a regular bike pump.
thanks for the help!
thanks for the help!
02-05-04 | 10:57 PM
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From: San Diego, California
Bikes: Cannondale super V 500, Bianchi Piaggio(hopefully getting a new road bike when I get some money)
dang, nothing can be simple can it.
I was going to get this pump from performance:
https://www.performancebike.com/shop/...604&Store=Bike
Ill check out the RM shock pump too though.
I was going to get this pump from performance:
https://www.performancebike.com/shop/...604&Store=Bike
Ill check out the RM shock pump too though.
02-06-04 | 06:33 AM
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From: The Berkshires, MA
Bikes: '08 Soma Groove (commuter/long distance tourer), '97 Lemond Zurich (road commuter/tourer),'01 Seven Axiom Ti, '03 Look KG381i, '01 Santa Cruz Superlite X
Might come with one, check that.
I dunno, I was expecting to have to have to get a shock pump but when I bought my SC Superlite, the Fox Float R came with one already, surprised me anyway, not sure if that is policy of Fox, the LBS I bought it from, or just rare, but I thought it was nice.
Jay
Jay
02-06-04 | 11:23 AM
#5
Yep, new complete bikes usually come with a shock pump as part of the "package" unless of course the LBS is removing them and selling them on eBay! j/k!
L8R
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