What Is It?
The RockShox High-Pressure Shock Pump 600 PSI is a precision suspension pump designed for accurately inflating rear shocks and other high-pressure air suspension components. Capable of delivering pressures up to 600 PSI (41 bar), it features a high-accuracy analogue gauge, a swivel hose, and a pressure-release valve for fine-tuning suspension settings.
Ideal for servicing and tuning RockShox rear shocks, the pump is also compatible with most air-sprung rear shocks from other major suspension manufacturers that use a standard Schrader valve.
Key Benefits
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600 PSI Maximum Pressure: Designed specifically for high-pressure rear shock applications.
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Accurate Analogue Gauge: Easy-to-read gauge allows precise suspension pressure adjustments.
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Micro Bleed Valve: Enables controlled pressure release for fine-tuning sag and suspension performance.
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Swivel Hose: Flexible hose reduces stress on the shock valve during inflation and removal.
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Zero-Loss Schrader Head: Minimises air loss when connecting and disconnecting the pump.
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Lightweight & Durable: Robust aluminium barrel and composite handle are built for workshop and trail use.
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Universal Compatibility: Works with most air-sprung rear shocks using a Schrader valve.
Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product |
RockShox High-Pressure Shock Pump |
| Maximum Pressure |
600 PSI (41 Bar) |
| Gauge Type |
Analogue |
| Valve Compatibility |
Schrader |
| Pressure Adjustment |
Micro bleed valve |
| Hose |
Swivel high-pressure hose |
| Construction |
Aluminium barrel with composite handle |
| Application |
Rear air shocks and other high-pressure suspension components |
Who Is This Best Suited For?
The RockShox High-Pressure Shock Pump 600 PSI is ideal for:
- Mountain bikers
- Trail riders
- Enduro riders
- Downhill riders
- Cross-country (XC) riders
- E-MTB riders
- Professional bicycle mechanics
- Home mechanics
- Riders using high-pressure air rear shocks requiring accurate suspension setup
Compatibility Note: The 600 PSI RockShox Shock Pump is intended primarily for rear air shocks, which typically require significantly higher pressures than suspension forks. For most RockShox air forks, a 300 PSI shock pump is sufficient, while the 600 PSI model is recommended for rear shocks that operate at higher pressures.
