Progressive Suspension 0-60 Lb Gauge Air Pump Kawasaki Kx450f Honda Crf450r on 2040-parts.com
King, North Carolina, US
Progressive Suspension 0-60 Lb Gauge-Mounted Air Pump
• Simple to operate and extremely accurate• Produces pressure of up to 200 psi by delivering 7 cubic inches of air per stroke
• Ideal for setting the pressure on air forks, air shocks or anti-dive fork components
• Permits minute adjustments by using a ‘let down valve’
• Features an in-line check valve to ensure a no-leak operation and disconnect
• 0-60 pound gauge
• Replaces OEM 54630-03A
works with Honda and Kawasaki 450 models with front air forks
new unopened never used
no reserve
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