CO2 refill cartridges?

[boman]

I am after a couple of replacement gas bottles for my Innovation Ass saver.

I used both of mine saving my ass yesterday out Whitford, and would like to replace these ASAP.

[nzspokes]

I can hook you up next week as we have stock of them at work in that brand.

[boman]

I can hook you up next week as we have stock of them at work in that brand.

Very cool. Thanks for your help.

[R650R]

How many did you need to use and what tyre size????

I tried some on my mountainbike tyres and they were pathetic, maybe I had a dud batch.... I see some of the cycle shops sell larger size ones.
GSXR is enough under seat space for a pando and the DR has the full monty change kit with pump and levers.

[nzspokes]

How many did you need to use and what tyre size????

I tried some on my mountainbike tyres and they were pathetic, maybe I had a dud batch.... I see some of the cycle shops sell larger size ones.
GSXR is enough under seat space for a pando and the DR has the full monty change kit with pump and levers.

16g for a MTB. 45g for a motorcycle.

You probably got a 12g which is not enough for a mtb.

[R650R]

16g for a MTB. 45g for a motorcycle.

You probably got a 12g which is not enough for a mtb.

Hadnt had flats for ages then first one on the 650B I used about 3x12g on a 27.5x2.35, enough to ride on but didn't bead the tyre fully.
Have gone back to a pump now, and F**K me didn't that fail to from manufacturing fault first time it called into action, shop replaced so ok.
I'm trying to work a way that a floor pump could be stowed nicely on GSXR/DR. My cheap T7 Giro? one has been awesome in shed, plenty of use and no worries.
There's collapsible ones but they little to small/flimsy.

[pete-blen]

sports shop/gun shop...
gamo bulk fill cartrige for a gamo 2250....

[nzspokes]

Hadnt had flats for ages then first one on the 650B I used about 3x12g on a 27.5x2.35, enough to ride on but didn't bead the tyre fully.
Have gone back to a pump now, and F**K me didn't that fail to from manufacturing fault first time it called into action, shop replaced so ok.
I'm trying to work a way that a floor pump could be stowed nicely on GSXR/DR. My cheap T7 Giro? one has been awesome in shed, plenty of use and no worries.
There's collapsible ones but they little to small/flimsy.

Your doing it wrong then. 2 x 12gs would do that easy. Unless your tubeless.

You can get some mini floor pump ones that work very well. But I wouldnt want to pump up a motorcycle tyre with one unless you had all day free.

[MarkH]

You can get some mini floor pump ones that work very well. But I wouldnt want to pump up a motorcycle tyre with one unless you had all day free.

If it takes all day then don't buy such cheap crap!
I bought one recommended by guys on the drriders forum and also on the procycle website, found it local too.
This is the one: http://www.torpedo7.co.nz/products/T...ble-floor-pump
I got in on special, joined up for club price and used the $10 off any purchase when joining club.
Sure $42 is still pricey for a bike pump - but I don't like to buy cheap crap that doesn't work well.

I figure this has to be cheaper than repeatedly buying CO2 cartridges and more reliable than a pump that needs 12v power.

[boman]

How many did you need to use and what tyre size????

I tried some on my mountainbike tyres and they were pathetic, maybe I had a dud batch.... I see some of the cycle shops sell larger size ones.
GSXR is enough under seat space for a pando and the DR has the full monty change kit with pump and levers.

180-55R17 Tyre size. And I used 2x 45g cylinders. Which gave me about 20psi. Which was a fuckload better than walking or pushing the bitch.

[Tazz]

Your doing it wrong then. 2 x 12gs would do that easy. Unless your tubeless.

You can get some mini floor pump ones that work very well. But I wouldnt want to pump up a motorcycle tyre with one unless you had all day free.

Easy to get to 15psi in a few mins with one of the small two way pumps (pumps on both push and pull )