Planet Bike Shockmate 3.0 Suspension Pump
A high-pressure shock pump designed to efficiently and accurately maintain your bike's suspension, the Planet Bike Shockmate 3.0 features an easy-to-read gauge and a bleeder valve for fine-tuning sag.
- Compact and rugged design is ideal for taking along on your adventures to ensure that your shocks are neither too stiff nor too soft
- 8 in. swivel hose and alloy valve head for secure attachment and easier pumping
- Easy-to-read gauge and bleeder valve help you fine-tune the suspension sag on front and rear shocks to give you the best ride performance
- 1.5 in. industrial-class analog gauge is precise and easy to read
- Locking T-handle provides comfortable and efficient pumping at high pressures
Imported.
View all Planet Bike Suspension Shock Pumps| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
|---|---|
| Pump Type | Mini-pump |
| Integrated Gauge | Yes |
| Dimensions | 10.5 x 3 x 1.5 inches |
| Weight | 5.3 ounces |
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Great shock pump, fits in a bag, reasonable effort
Great shock pump. I would have liked it to have a two stage valve, but it doesn't seem to be a problem. The instructions warn that 2-4 PSI could be lost on removal, so keeping that in mind led to what I believe are accurate numbers. I've used this a couple times and it definitely a high pressure (vs. high volume) pump. It takes a lot of pumps to get pressure, but it's not difficult (at least below 200 PSI). Small/light enough for a bag if you want to tune on a ride.
Leaked after a few uses.
It worked great a few times, today i connected it to my shock to top it off and it released 200lbs of air almost instantly. Seems like the seal around the connector where it connects to the hose failed. Basically I screwed it on and all the air leaked out..
Doesn’t Hold Up
I purchased this pump as my travel pump in my backpack. I bought it in 2021, but now in 2023 it doesn’t hold the air pressure after being removed. It will register when pumping up the fork, but somehow all of the pressure is released after it is removed. I check this by connecting it again to see how much pressure is still in the fork after removal. If I put 100 PSI in, it will show about 20 PSI when I reconnect. It use to be reliable up to last year.
Yeah, No.
I bought this at my local REI. I cannot get the amount of air in the shock needed because the pump leaks when disconnected. And this is NOT just air in the hose leaking out, because upon hooking up the pump again, when all the pressure was out of the hose and I hook it back up, any remaining air in the shock leaks out upon hooking up the pump again. No good! It’s going back.
Hot garbage
Avoid at all costs. Couldn’t even use it once properly. Instantly releases all pressure upon connect or disconnect…. What is the point? Hot garbage, avoid at all costs.
Backed by REI
Have used it several times after servicing both air cans on our mountain bikes.
Great
Works great, easy to use. Really hard to get it to high pressure though.
Not great
It works but not great. It does not have a secondary chamber so when unscrewing it it will always dump a little are so it is nearly impossible to get it perfectly dialed in. Buy yourself a better pump with second chamber
Great buy and would buy again.
Worked very well for adjusting and setting air pressure in my shock and fork. I like that the handle rotates into a handle for more leverage. The gauge is very easy to read and the bleeder works well too.
Shock Pump
Great product durable, easy to use and of course, compact