Bike Rear Shock IFP Inflator Needle Charging Adapter FOXRP2 23 Zpaxo rubber pad

Bike Rear Shock IFP Inflator Needle Adapter – FOX X-Fusion

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$9.06
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Bike Rear Shock IFP Inflator Needle Charging Adapter FOXRP2 23 Zpaxo rubber pad

Bike Rear Shock IFP Inflator Needle Adapter – FOX X-Fusion

$9.06
Sale price  $9.06 Regular price  $11.21
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Bike Rear Shock IFP Inflator Needle Charging Adapter

Keep your rear suspension performing at its best with the APWIKOGER Bike Rear Shock IFP Inflator Needle Charging Adapter. Compatible with FOX RP2, RP23, FLOAT-X, CTD, FLOAT-DPS, X-FUSION, and CCDB rear shocks, this compact tool makes re-charging your IFP (Internal Floating Piston) chamber straightforward and precise — rated up to 700 PSI.

Crafted from lightweight aviation-grade aluminum alloy, the adapter measures just 6.0 cm, making it small enough to toss in a jersey pocket or a trail pack. Available in 2 color options to match your setup.

Key Features

  • Hidden Safety Needle Design: The inflation needle retracts fully when not in use, protecting you and your gear from accidental scratches or punctures during storage and transport.
  • Max 700 PSI Rating: Handles the high-pressure demands of IFP re-charging with confidence.
  • Wide Compatibility: Works with FOX RP2, RP23, FLOAT-X, CTD, FLOAT-DPS, X-FUSION, and CCDB rear shock platforms.
  • Aviation Aluminum Alloy Construction: Lightweight yet durable — built to withstand regular trail use without adding weight to your kit.
  • Rubber Needle Cover Included: Extra protection for the needle when not in use.
  • Compact & Portable: At just 6.0 cm, it stows easily in any bag or tool roll.

Specifications

  • Brand: APWIKOGER
  • Type: Multifunction IFP Fill Tool / Charging Adapter
  • Material: Lightweight Aviation Aluminum Alloy
  • Length: 6.0 cm
  • Max Pressure: 700 PSI
  • Colors Available: 2
  • Compatibility: FOX RP2 / RP23 / FLOAT-X / CTD / FLOAT-DPS, X-FUSION, CCDB

Perfect For

Mountain bikers, trail riders, and cycling mechanics who maintain their own suspension will find this adapter an indispensable addition to their tool kit. Whether you're prepping for a big ride or doing routine maintenance in the garage, this tool makes IFP servicing clean and easy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a Bike Rear Shock IFP Inflator Needle Adapter used for?

A: A Bike Rear Shock IFP (Internal Floating Piston) Inflator Needle Adapter is a specialized tool used to re-charge or adjust the air pressure inside the IFP chamber of a rear bicycle shock absorber. It connects your pump to the shock's IFP port, allowing precise pressure management for optimal suspension performance.

Q: Which rear shock brands is this adapter compatible with?

A: This adapter is compatible with FOX RP2, FOX RP23, FOX FLOAT-X, FOX CTD, FOX FLOAT-DPS, X-FUSION, and CCDB rear shocks, covering a wide range of popular mountain bike suspension platforms.

Q: Is the needle safe to carry in a bag or backpack?

A: Yes. The adapter features a hidden safety needle design — the inflation needle retracts fully into the body when not in use. A rubber needle cover is also included for added protection during storage and transport.

Q: What is the maximum pressure this adapter supports?

A: This IFP inflator needle adapter is rated for a maximum pressure of 700 PSI, making it suitable for the high-pressure requirements of IFP rear shock chambers.

Q: What material is this adapter made from?

A: It is constructed from lightweight aviation-grade aluminum alloy, offering a durable yet lightweight build that stands up to regular use on the trail or in the workshop.

Production & Packaging Notice

To maintain high stock availability and fast shipping times, our items are sourced from multiple verified manufacturing facilities. While the core quality, materials, and product specifications remain identical, you may notice slight variations in the packaging design, manufacturing origin, or the wording of the printed instructions.

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