Bensherman
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Hi I used a track pump (with pressure gauge) and pumped them to just over 50psi as you lose a little bit pulling the adaptor out.
Rock Shox Mag 21 pump. SORTED
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50PSI is loads for these forks, somewhere accurately between 38 to 42 for the average person, adjust to suit 
Virtually nowt, if anything is lost if at all when you pull it out, most the hiss would be from the pump itself.
Of course if it's just to get them usable then who cares
Virtually nowt, if anything is lost if at all when you pull it out, most the hiss would be from the pump itself.
Of course if it's just to get them usable then who cares
A_Venables
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I have a spare one of these, rockshox pump, with gauge and needle end, has instructions (looks more of a seringe than a pump) can provide a pic if required, would want £15 posted, if your still after a genuine one.
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Here it is
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I am after one of these but after just missing one go for £5 I think I will give it a miss and wait for another one at that price.
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development_cycle":1x6562zo said:
There is a slightly better model to the one above and for MAGS is a great advantage. It has air release button on the opposite side to the dial.
There is also a long black plastic style one that replaces the clear syringe. It is more robust, but from memory goes up to 100PSI and not the 60PSI so less easy to put an accurate reading in.
£10 is a usual price thee go for, the £5 was a bargain, but held together by tape. They do pop up on ebay ever now and again.
