***Bicycle Pressures*** Some bicycles run higher pressures than motorcycles (but not in my case). My GoCycle runs 30PSI while my Indian Scout runs 42PSI. The Cycplus Pro Max is rated up to 120PSI. Just wanted to clear that up 👍
Impressive piece of kit and yes I would have one although the price is much higher than what I currently carry under my seat and connect to my battery this would be an easier thing to carry I guess certainly worth considering I think .Cheers👌👍
I was able to use one of those popular chinese bicycle electric pumps to inflate a my car's flat tire to 32psi and it worked fine. Of course it was slow but it did the job. So if a pump is even more powerful, I guess you save on time to inflate and charge longivity.
Thanks for this. Could be a great solution for a flat on tubed tyres like on the interceptor. BTW MY scooter and motorcycle tyres range from 22 to 36 psi, and (racing) bicycle tyres about 70 psi.
Good timing, I’ve been looking for a new tyre inflator. What’s the accuracy like? I’ve tried a couple and they inflate ok, one is even really small but both gave variable readings. Thanks for adding the price and the discount!
You are welcome. The accuracy is pretty good. It seems to align well with my Venhill gauge. What I do is overshoot by a couple of PSI and then back off with my gauge.
I ordered one but their shipping to the united states sucks!!! They don’t specify a time of arrival so when I emailed them they say 2 weeks. I’m the type of person who HATES waiting for items. Hope when I finally receive it it was worth the bullshit wait
Does look like a decent product but I’ll be sticking to my sealey 12v micro pump that cost me just over £20, used it for the last 3 years with no drama’s. I wonder what the Chinese knock offs of these are like for a fraction of the price.
Yes you can pick up decent pumps for a low price if you are ok with hooking them up to your battery. Good way to bring the cost down. I wouldn’t trust the knock off brands, I’ve learned the hard way many times with other tools.
Motorcycle tyres are not higher pressure tyres compared to bicycles, they are higher volume tyres. As a biker who swings both ways this is definitely a pump I would consider. Good review.
Sorry, yes, that was a bit unclear. Some bicycle tyres do indeed run high pressures. I was trying to reference my situation where my MC tyres all have higher pressures and volume than my GoCycle. I'm guessing it's those road bicycles with skinny tyres that run high pressures? I don't have one of those.
I have the Rocky Creek Rechargeable Mini air compressor which is bigger but comes in robust carry case & longer 25cm air hose & USB port & S.O.S light & normal light. 14cm×8×4 is size of Rocky Creek pump & carry case is 16cm×13×5 & fits the hose & attachments & USB cord.I also got the Rocky Creek 4-1 Tyre repair tool which comes with 5 galvanized bungs so no glue needed in sheath.Pump a 190/17 tyre in 4mins & have over half battery left.Will pump up 2 rear tyre's easily & 1 rear & 2 front tyres.The Rocky Creek Rechargeable Mini air compressor pump is quicker to pump up a 190/17 rear tyre & uses less charge & has nice carry case. This pump would be good in conjunction with the 4-1 Tyre repair tool but needs a carry case & is smaller than my pump & love the size but I would use a longer air hose.
***Bicycle Pressures*** Some bicycles run higher pressures than motorcycles (but not in my case). My GoCycle runs 30PSI while my Indian Scout runs 42PSI. The Cycplus Pro Max is rated up to 120PSI. Just wanted to clear that up 👍
Loved this video!
YES!!! I'd have one in a flash!! No hesitation at all!
Impressive piece of kit and yes I would have one although the price is much higher than what I currently carry under my seat and connect to my battery this would be an easier thing to carry I guess certainly worth considering I think .Cheers👌👍
just got one love it
I was able to use one of those popular chinese bicycle electric pumps to inflate a my car's flat tire to 32psi and it worked fine. Of course it was slow but it did the job. So if a pump is even more powerful, I guess you save on time to inflate and charge longivity.
I have an electric air pump but this thing looks pretty convenient and small enough to carry in a backpack or a bag on your bike.
Thanks for this. Could be a great solution for a flat on tubed tyres like on the interceptor. BTW MY scooter and motorcycle tyres range from 22 to 36 psi, and (racing) bicycle tyres about 70 psi.
Good timing, I’ve been looking for a new tyre inflator. What’s the accuracy like? I’ve tried a couple and they inflate ok, one is even really small but both gave variable readings. Thanks for adding the price and the discount!
You are welcome. The accuracy is pretty good. It seems to align well with my Venhill gauge. What I do is overshoot by a couple of PSI and then back off with my gauge.
I ordered one but their shipping to the united states sucks!!! They don’t specify a time of arrival so when I emailed them they say 2 weeks. I’m the type of person who HATES waiting for items. Hope when I finally receive it it was worth the bullshit wait
Does look like a decent product but I’ll be sticking to my sealey 12v micro pump that cost me just over £20, used it for the last 3 years with no drama’s. I wonder what the Chinese knock offs of these are like for a fraction of the price.
Yes you can pick up decent pumps for a low price if you are ok with hooking them up to your battery. Good way to bring the cost down. I wouldn’t trust the knock off brands, I’ve learned the hard way many times with other tools.
Motorcycle tyres are not higher pressure tyres compared to bicycles, they are higher volume tyres. As a biker who swings both ways this is definitely a pump I would consider. Good review.
Sorry, yes, that was a bit unclear. Some bicycle tyres do indeed run high pressures. I was trying to reference my situation where my MC tyres all have higher pressures and volume than my GoCycle. I'm guessing it's those road bicycles with skinny tyres that run high pressures? I don't have one of those.
@@WildlifeMoto yes, it's common for road bicycles to run 80-110 psi.
I have the Rocky Creek Rechargeable Mini air compressor which is bigger but comes in robust carry case & longer 25cm air hose & USB port & S.O.S light & normal light.
14cm×8×4 is size of Rocky Creek pump & carry case is
16cm×13×5 & fits the hose & attachments & USB cord.I also got the Rocky Creek 4-1 Tyre repair tool which comes with 5 galvanized bungs so no glue needed in sheath.Pump a 190/17 tyre in 4mins & have over half battery left.Will pump up 2 rear tyre's easily & 1 rear & 2 front tyres.The Rocky Creek Rechargeable Mini air compressor pump is quicker to pump up a 190/17 rear tyre & uses less charge & has nice carry case.
This pump would be good in conjunction with the 4-1 Tyre repair tool but needs a carry case & is smaller than my pump & love the size but I would use a longer air hose.
I carry mine in tail bag & use a larger pump to pump tyres up at home& save the Rechargeable mini air compressor for when out on bike.
£102??
Last year they were £75.
Well, that's inflation for you.
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