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Easy To Read Dials and Easy Pumping
Micro Pressure Adjustment Buttons
- Air Turbo shock pump
- Turbo system pumps easily to 600 PSI
- Dual barrel
- Ergonomic handle for easy pumping
- Micro adjust 1-2 PSI air-bleeder
- Soft material gauge cover for gauge protection
- Fabric braided hose for high pressure safety
Bike Shock Pump
Bike Shock Pump
Micro Adjustment
Durable
Compatible
Easy Efficient Pumping
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
Good product for motorcycle air shock
ABGtiagoRD
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
Really appreciate the inline gauge with its rubber shroud and the actuator lever is superb
Throdne
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2024
I’m really impressed with the GIYO GS-24L Air Turbo Bike Shock Pump. The build quality is fantastic—it feels solid and well-made, definitely not cheap. It works perfectly on my Trek Rail 7 e-bike, making it easy to get the shock pressure just right. I’d absolutely buy this again and highly recommend it for anyone needing a reliable, high-quality pump.
Andrew Boyett
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023
I actually had to use this on a commute where I ran over some glass and had to change a tire on the fly. I keep spare inner tubes in a bag on my bike just for this kind of thing. So I change the tire and inflated it with this, and it made really short work of inflating an innertube from completely empty to totally full. This is a great addition to anyone’s bike set up especially if you’re using your bike to commute every day to and from work or school or wherever. It’s always best to be prepared for anything And with this you won’t be disappointed if you run into an emergency where you need it.
XCR
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023
Although this may work as a tire pump for Schrader valves, it's primarily a suspension pump.That said, I really like these - I have another model by the same brand and it's been serving me well for quite a while. Both are of good quality and look the part. The differences between that one and this are - this one has a larger pump body and seems to move a little more air a little more quickly. This one also has a 600psi gauge where my other one has a 300psi gauge.Lastly, the reason I got this brand in the first place is the valve depressor. On some air forks, the bottom side holds very little air volume, so the amount that bleeds off when you're removing the pump can be fairly significant. This simple little addition eliminates that issue by allowing you to close the valve before you unscrew it and release pressure by doing so.The only con I would have to say about this model is if you don't need the pressures above 300psi, the values on the gauge face are more condensed and it can be a little harder to get the lower pressures dialed in exactly.
Kimberly Wildner
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2023
It does have a nice gauge, and is a convenient size.It worked on mountain bike tires. Would also work on kid's bike tires.It's so small and convenient it would fit on some bikes or in backpacks nicely.It just didn't work on my narrow road-bike stem.
Unkindpenguin
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023
In the mystical realm of shock maintenance, where the whispers of pneumatic spirits mingle with the winds of adventure, I discovered the GIYO Air Turbo Shock Pump—a divine artifact for the noble steeds of the bicycle kingdom. Allow me to recount the tale of my encounter with this magical apparatus.🌪️ Turbo System Mastery:The Air Turbo Shock Pump revealed its extraordinary prowess with a Turbo System that resonated with the might of ancient cyclonic spirits. As I conjured its powers to inflate my noble bike's shock, the pneumatic gusts danced harmoniously, bringing life to the dormant spirits within the shock.🎚️ Micro Adjust Air-Bleeder Incantation:With the precision of a skilled wizard, the micro-adjust air-bleeder unveiled its arcane secrets. Fine-tuning the pressure with the delicate touch of a sorcerer, I marveled at the seamless control it bestowed upon me, ensuring the perfect balance for my steed's mystical suspension.🛡️ Non-Scratch Rubber Head Enchantment:The journey to preserve my trusty bicycle's integrity led me to the discovery of the non-scratch rubber head—a magical ward protecting the noble steed from the malevolent scratches that often plague ordinary pumps. My bicycle's visage remained unblemished, shielded by this mystical charm.🌌 Aluminum Barrel Forged in Starlight:Crafted from the essence of fallen stars, the aluminum barrel gleamed with celestial radiance. Its lightweight yet sturdy constitution spoke of an otherworldly lineage, making the act of pumping a celestial dance under the shimmering glow of tire-changing constellations.🏹 Comfort Grip Handle of Legendary Ease:The comfort grip handle, a legendary relic from the arsenal of comfort spells, transformed the arduous task of pumping into an experience of sublime ease. With each grasp, I felt a surge of energy coursing through my hands, as if the spirits of comfort themselves lent their aid.🌈 Soft Gauge Protection Cover, a Veil of Ephemeral Guard:To complete this enchanting assembly, a soft gauge protection cover draped over the psi gauge like a veil of ethereal guard. It shielded the gauge from the perils of the mundane world, ensuring its longevity amidst the tumultuous adventures that lay ahead.In conclusion, the GIYO Air Turbo Shock Pump is a mystical ally in the saga of shock maintenance, a potent force that leaves no room for complaint. As I gracefully inflated my bicycle's shock with unrivaled ease, I found myself indebted to this fantastical artifact. With a heart full of gratitude, I bestow upon it a resounding five stars—a testament to its magical prowess in the enchanted realm of bike maintenance.
KTM
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023
Really like this shock pump.I have two other brand name shock pumps and I compared the accuracy to each. The GIYO pump was right on the money.What stands out on this pump design is the lever near the end of the hose where it connects to the shock.Air shocks are high pressure and low volume systems and even turning the connector fitting as fast as you can, you can still get some air loss that can reduce your target pressure by quite a bit ..... well here's where the lever on the Giyo pump comes in. You screw on the hose, flip down the lever, pump up your shock to the needed pressure and then flip up the lever to shut off the air flow before you unscrew the hose with no air leakage. A really nice design!Not sure why it's rated for up to 600 psi, I know my bike's forks and shocks for my weight don't need any where near that much pressure, and it makes the dial a bit more crowded to read with more numbers, but if your rig needs it, I guess that's a plus too.
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