Air-sprung suspension requires precise pressure to perform properly, and getting that pressure dialed means having a pump designed for the task. The RockShox High-Pressure Fork-Shock Pump handles both fork and rear shock duties with a small-volume aluminum barrel built to reach 300 psi without the arm-numbing stroke count a standard floor pump would require. The Schrader-compatible valve head threads securely onto your suspension's valve for a no-leak connection during inflation.

The analog gauge sits prominently at the top of the pump body where you can actually read it while working. A finger-tap bleeder button next to the gauge lets you release pressure in small increments when you've overshot your target, which beats disconnecting and reconnecting to bleed off excess air. The 360-degree swivel hose rotates freely to reach valves tucked behind linkages or positioned at awkward angles without putting stress on the valve stem or requiring you to contort around the bike.

RockShox built the handle with an ergonomic grip that provides leverage during those final high-pressure strokes when the barrel resistance increases. The overall construction prioritizes durability over shaving grams since this pump lives in your toolbox or workshop rather than riding in a jersey pocket. Whether you're setting sag on a new fork, adjusting air pressure for different terrain, or topping off after a service, the pump delivers repeatable results without the precision concerns that come with borrowing a friend's tire pump.... Read More