air shock pump
#34
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Like I said I normally run 15-20 lbs solo. I know what the owners manual says, I'm just trying to figure out if I have a pump or connection problem. After pumping the shocks up to 25 lbs. I disconnect the pump. When I reconnect the pump, my gauge reads zero. I'm thinking it should register whatever lbs are in the shocks. Others have said that too. I'm looking for a leak somewhere or maybe a faulty pump. I haven't used it too much.
I haven't ruled out 'operator error'.
I'm a long way from a trike, thanx.
#35
#36
I have had this one for a couple of years, and it works well.
http://www.bkrider.com/Bkrider/product.aspx?Sku=1001656
http://www.bkrider.com/Bkrider/product.aspx?Sku=1001656
#37
Buy whatever you want that works. Whats wrong with buying aftermarket stuff if it does the same thing? I dont go to the dealer to buy oil and filters for my truck. I go to Napa. So if you can find a cheaper one and it does the same thing buy it. Better yet look at ebay for a used one. Then you will still get the harley name and pay a little less.
#38
Buy whatever you want that works. Whats wrong with buying aftermarket stuff if it does the same thing? I dont go to the dealer to buy oil and filters for my truck. I go to Napa. So if you can find a cheaper one and it does the same thing buy it. Better yet look at ebay for a used one. Then you will still get the harley name and pay a little less.
Yes the pump should register the poundage once it is screwed on sufficiently so if it does not it has a problem.
#39
That pump don't pump!
I have had this one for a couple of years, and it works well.
http://www.bkrider.com/Bkrider/product.aspx?Sku=1001656
http://www.bkrider.com/Bkrider/product.aspx?Sku=1001656
BK agreed to refund my money, less a 20% "restocking" fee.
Open your wallet, shake out the moths, and go for the Harley pump.
JR
2004 RKC (bought last week!)