I carry tubes and levers but nothing, as yet, to pump a tyre up with.
What do you all recommend?
What do you use?
How long does it take to pump a tyre up with a push bike pump?
I carry tubes and levers but nothing, as yet, to pump a tyre up with.
What do you all recommend?
What do you use?
How long does it take to pump a tyre up with a push bike pump?
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ighlight=pumps
carry a MTB pump myself but only ever used it to "top up" out and about (use a compressor at home)
Thanks Crim
i use a mini MTB pump to, only takes a few minutes to pump it up.
most trips i just take a patch kit unless its an over nighter with luggage and ive got some room for tubes other wise i just use the patch kit.
'Good things come to those who wait'
Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it
I carry one of these http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/onl...d=340145#Cross , Cheaper than a double acting hand pump, I wanted to install a power socket anyway so this gave me an excuse to do it. Works fine.
COP, "Ive been waiting to catch you all day"
BIKER "Sorry officer, I got here as fast as I could"
DRC mini foot pump ====> http://www.drcproducts.com/tool/d59-...image/pv01.jpg
http://www.drcproducts.com/tool/d59-30/index.html
Pete
90% of all Harleys built are still on the road... The other 10% made it back home...
Ducati... Makeing riders into mechaincs since 1964...
looks good ross, roughly how big is it?
i usually carry a doubleaction mtb pump, along with a 21" tube and one long and one short levers....lean the bike against a stump or fence post or on the ground isde style![]()
'the stickiest situation since sticky the stick insect got stuck on a sticky bun'
Cpt Edmund Blackadder
I always had tyre levers, puncture repair kit, MTB pump and a spare 19" tube (19" tube will stretch for a 21" front and work for a 17" rear). MTB pump is fine and doesn't take long to inflate a tyre. Current toy is tubeless so I have a CO2 repair kit but still carry the MTB pump to back or top up the cartridges. Cheers.
Sometimes you wish it was easier, but if it was, everyone else would do it, then you remember you don't want to be like everybody else!![]()
2 tubes, patch kit, 2 tyre levers and a mtb pump. Always.
I mentioned vegetables once, but I think I got away with it...........
C02 canisters for my bike, and a mini hand pump for my riding companions if they need one![]()
Length is 130mm
Width is 70mm
Height is 120mm
Its very light and only designed for a short duty cycle but just dont let it get too hot.
I carry a 21" tube in a fender pouch and 2 long and 1 short levers (came as a set) The short lever has a clip to hook it around a spoke. As for getting the wheels off the ground, Its called a center stand.
COP, "Ive been waiting to catch you all day"
BIKER "Sorry officer, I got here as fast as I could"
yes ive seen that centre stand...very trick!![]()
'the stickiest situation since sticky the stick insect got stuck on a sticky bun'
Cpt Edmund Blackadder
the two punctures i have had were both when i had no spares with me. seen in a mag the cable tie trick so used a few large cable ties together and rode home. got me there but wasnt good for the tyre or tube. tyre was stuffed anyway since a spanner on the track went thru it. the next time didnt even have cable ties but still managed to ride home
back to the question i now always carry a small mtb pump and some gas cannisters. never had a puncture since
2 way MTB pump will get a DR wheel to a bit over 20psi without any real sweat, enough to ride out on.
I used to carry a 12v compressor but they tended to not work when needed and couldn't be relied on. I guess the bumping around on the bike isn't good for them.
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