Not necessarily. Some of the pumps are designed so that when you screw the pump onto the input for the shock or tire... no pressure escapes. This guy knows what he is doing and I suspect that the pump devise he is using is what I have just described.
I bet I have no air in mine..... I just bought a used 2016 Roadmaster with 10,000 on it and my wife is tiny at 115 lbs and I swear it sounds like something is rubbing when she rides with me. I need to get one of those tools and check that.
Much appreciated!
Thanks for the video. Got a 2018 Chieftain and was curious on how to fill the shock. Easy does it.
With your air pump. There is psi settings in your manual for weight
Super easy. Read the manual
Much appreciated
Good vídeo thanks!!
Should've checked pressure again. When you release the nozzle, you dumped the pressure.
Not necessarily. Some of the pumps are designed so that when you screw the pump onto the input for the shock or tire... no pressure escapes. This guy knows what he is doing and I suspect that the pump devise he is using is what I have just described.
How often are you checking the air? Seams like I have to refill at every stop to maintain.
Should not have to do that frequently as you are. Get it checked at the dealer
I bet I have no air in mine..... I just bought a used 2016 Roadmaster with 10,000 on it and my wife is tiny at 115 lbs and I swear it sounds like something is rubbing when she rides with me. I need to get one of those tools and check that.
Read your manual for rear psi settings