Air Pump
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Stiggy he doesn't need one with the 60 lb. gauge. His bike's an '06, and his shocks don't take as much air as the newer ones do. To the OP, I acutally use the Harley version and it works well. Much smaller than a bicycle pump, and you lose very little/no air when removing the pump from the valve stem. I've actually seen others in J & P or Dennis Kirk that cost more and don't work as well.
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Stiggy he doesn't need one with the 60 lb. gauge. His bike's an '06, and his shocks don't take as much air as the newer ones do. To the OP, I acutally use the Harley version and it works well. Much smaller than a bicycle pump, and you lose very little/no air when removing the pump from the valve stem. I've actually seen others in J & P or Dennis Kirk that cost more and don't work as well.
I run 10 lbs in the front, and 18 in the rear, ( I've purchased the 09 and later shocks for my 2000,) and I find the pump to be totally readable...
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i got mine on sale from an HD dealer for $39
Zanotti HD SALE 20% off for internet orders
https://shop.zanottimotor.com/catalo...?sku=54630-03A
WORKS GREAT
Zanotti HD SALE 20% off for internet orders
https://shop.zanottimotor.com/catalo...?sku=54630-03A
WORKS GREAT
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