Thanks....appreciate the post as i am looking for one....think for a few bucks more i found this one that may be even smaller:TACKLIFE X1 Clip the coupon then apply code P7MPYJGM at checkout.
I already have another rechargeable pump but it's not as portable as this. Might be a nice item to have in the pannier.
I like it, so I checked the Chinada price... $224 at Amazon Canada. FREE SHIPPING!!!!TACKLIFE X1 Clip the coupon then apply code P7MPYJGM at checkout.
I already have another rechargeable pump but it's not as portable as this. Might be a nice item to have in the pannier.
Is that after the coupon or before, we always get the short end of the stick eh.
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I'm just saying, my electronic pump is at least two or three pounds, the hills here are steep, my bike is 49 pounds and my motor only puts out 40 Nm.
Yikes. It’s definitely not worth that!
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Thank you @DaveMatthews for sharing, that is exactly the one i got and it looks they even have a better price now then what i paid for mine.
You could always move if you don't like it here.
There used to be a reason why higher prices here were tolerated gladly: we had higher standards.
Yup. Just considering your post makes me put some effort into taking care of that missing part of toolkit on a heavy bicycle.You can make one that piggybacks off of your existing battery so less weight. One of these absolutely saved my ass when I ran over a half dozen roofing nails from a nailgun strip. I was tubeless and using FlatOut as the sealant. Without this pump to put some serious volume back into my Snowshoe XLs, I'd have been done for on a cargo bike loaded from a Home Depot run.
It took three refills with a block in between each but after the 3rd everything held. No way could co2 or my arms/Lezyne fat micropump do that. The only catch is you need to put your own plug on the end of it.
Have had to use the thing a half dozen times over the last year. Totally spoiled now and won't ride without one.
A Lightweight Electric Emergency Bike Pump
Got an ebike? Use the big battery you are already lugging around to power a small portable pump.
I just read your article on "bedding in" brakes. Best-explained instruction I've read!You can make one that piggybacks off of your existing battery so less weight. One of these absolutely saved my ass when I ran over a half dozen roofing nails from a nailgun strip. I was tubeless and using FlatOut as the sealant. Without this pump to put some serious volume back into my Snowshoe XLs, I'd have been done for on a cargo bike loaded from a Home Depot run.
It took three refills with a block in between each but after the 3rd everything held. No way could co2 or my arms/Lezyne fat micropump do that. The only catch is you need to put your own plug on the end of it.
Have had to use the thing a half dozen times over the last year. Totally spoiled now and won't ride without one.
A Lightweight Electric Emergency Bike Pump
Got an ebike? Use the big battery you are already lugging around to power a small portable pump.
