Shock absorber air pump
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04-29-2008, 10:05 PM
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Shock absorber air pump
Just got a new pump in the mail today. Found it through an old post here and wanted to express my great pleasure. Here's the piece:
http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/162...Shock-Pump.htm
Not only is it priced incredibly right, but... the gauge is graduated to 35 lbs. That means that you aren't using a 60 lb. gauge to calibrate only 5-20 lbs of air so it is more accurate. It has a no loss/low loss connection and a bleed off button. And finally, it can be used w/out removing the saddle bag. My only complaint is that the pump capacity is a bit small, so it takes more pumps to get up from zero. Small price to pay for an otherwise GREAT product.
You can keep your 'spensive Harley B. Davidson pumps. My money spends better on beer!
http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/162...Shock-Pump.htm
Not only is it priced incredibly right, but... the gauge is graduated to 35 lbs. That means that you aren't using a 60 lb. gauge to calibrate only 5-20 lbs of air so it is more accurate. It has a no loss/low loss connection and a bleed off button. And finally, it can be used w/out removing the saddle bag. My only complaint is that the pump capacity is a bit small, so it takes more pumps to get up from zero. Small price to pay for an otherwise GREAT product.
You can keep your 'spensive Harley B. Davidson pumps. My money spends better on beer!
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04-29-2008, 10:25 PM
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RE: Shock absorber air pump
ORIGINAL: gwcrim
Just got a new pump in the mail today. Found it through an old post here and wanted to express my great pleasure. Here's the piece:
http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/162...Shock-Pump.htm
Not only is it priced incredibly right, but... the gauge is graduated to 35 lbs. That means that you aren't using a 60 lb. gauge to calibrate only 5-20 lbs of air so it is more accurate. It has a no loss/low loss connection and a bleed off button. And finally, it can be used w/out removing the saddle bag. My only complaint is that the pump capacity is a bit small, so it takes more pumps to get up from zero. Small price to pay for an otherwise GREAT product.
You can keep your 'spensive Harley B. Davidson pumps. My money spends better on beer!
Just got a new pump in the mail today. Found it through an old post here and wanted to express my great pleasure. Here's the piece:
http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/162...Shock-Pump.htm
Not only is it priced incredibly right, but... the gauge is graduated to 35 lbs. That means that you aren't using a 60 lb. gauge to calibrate only 5-20 lbs of air so it is more accurate. It has a no loss/low loss connection and a bleed off button. And finally, it can be used w/out removing the saddle bag. My only complaint is that the pump capacity is a bit small, so it takes more pumps to get up from zero. Small price to pay for an otherwise GREAT product.
You can keep your 'spensive Harley B. Davidson pumps. My money spends better on beer!
So I bought a HD pump for almost $50.
This one looks perfect for the job.
Just like me . . . always late for dinner. LOL
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04-29-2008, 11:30 PM
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04-30-2008, 12:04 AM
RE: Shock absorber air pump
execpt for the fact it will wear you out and could take a hour or 2 to get enough air in the tire to roll it should work fine besides if you need air in an emergency you should have the time. I paid $35 for my new harley pump and yes i will keep it since it works real good.
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04-30-2008, 05:04 AM
RE: Shock absorber air pump
ORIGINAL: gwcrim
Just got a new pump in the mail today.
Not only is it priced incredibly right, but... the gauge is graduated to 35 lbs.
Just got a new pump in the mail today.
Not only is it priced incredibly right, but... the gauge is graduated to 35 lbs.