Non-Printable Tools More Specific but Still used often

Non-Printable Tools (Less Frequently Used, but quite important)

These tools aren’t needed on every rebuild, but when you do need them they’re lifesavers and typically cost under $50.

600psi Shock Pump

Shocks without a piggyback reservoir often require damper pressures between 300–550 psi. Use a high-pressure pump rated for 600 psi:

RockShox IFP Fill Adapter

Used to charge the IFP reservoir on nearly all RockShox and most modern FOX shocks:

Needle-Fill Adapter

Enables filling rubber-pellet style IFPs without threading; seals instantly after needle removal:

10in Knipex Long Nose Pliers

Perfect for shocks with tiny wrench flats (like DHX, DHX2). Normal or adjustable wrenches usually won’t fit. They are very important to have if you want to rebuild Rockshox Charger 3 and 3.1 Dampers. These are narrow, precise, and essential:

Valve Core Remover

Simple, cheap tool that lets you remove or install Schrader/Presta cores,Β  useful for damper bleed or tubeless tire service: