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I could do with a shock pump but have no idea about them, never had one before, just sponged off mates. Not fussed about digital or analogue. I have a vague memory of struggling with a Spesh one that lost about 20psi every time you un-screwed it, so would like to avoid that.
Price wise, however much it takes to get a decent one but not braking the bank too much.
I love my Lezyne Alloy Drive tyre pump, are their shock ones any good?
Ta!
Topeak do one with a secondary engagement that stops you losing pressure
TBH if it leaks air when you remove it, it's not a shock pump, some manufacturers make a big song about it but basic ones like the rockshox oe (which is good) and the cheapo Beto one (which is also good) do it just fine.
I like the Beto SP002AG- the one with the sort of t-shaped valve not the straight-on valve. You see it under other brand names too, Halfords own brand used to be one frinstance. One of the cheapest, and it works great, what's not to like?
I have a topeak pocket shock which seems to work.
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