what is the power source for this pump? could you inflate bicycle with it?
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You need to connect this to an air compressor. This is only an air chuck and gauge. It is accurate and can go from 1psi to 100psi, I use it with on board air for my Jeep and run 8 PSI on trails and 32PSI on highway.
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it is not a pump. it is just a tire inflater with built in gauge that works with an external air compressor. you need to already have a compressor. with that said, it works great for bike tires, i used mine on Sunday to top off my tires on my beach cruiser.
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This item is a tire inflation gauge. It is NOT an air compressor! It is attached to a standard air compressor line with a quick-disconnect coupling. Attached to an air compressor it would work fine for inflating bicycle tires.
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I dont think so- I used our bike pump- if I recall, it had an adapter to put on the bike pump. It was definitely a little awkward to pump up without a helper but I think I just wedged it between my feet or something!
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I do not know why a particular bike brand would affect whether you buy this pump. It is a general purpose foot pump up to 100psi that is able to inflate my tires that take 80 to 90 psi. It does not affix to the bike frame like a water bottle or other type hand pump, if that is what you wanted to know. Since my tires have that narrow stem, I had to purchase an adapter at the bike shop in order to use this pump (or any other pump like those at gas stations).
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The pump is very small. It is 8 15⁄32in (I think is a hair smaller then 8.5 in). I used this pump for our 2 bikes.
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I use a Topeak Mountain Morph (high volume) for my Fatbike. It takes me about 120 pumps to fill a 4"X26 bicycle tire to 7 PSI. I'm sure the Mountain Morph would work for your needs if you have the patience.
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I really don't know the name or type of the pump, however, I bought just a regular bicycle pump at one of those sporting good stores. There were NO choice of what types... more expensive one had a pressure gauge. I just picked up a regular one without the gauge.
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I received an adapter with the pump, but didn't have to use it with my Schwinn bike, so can give you no input on the adapter.
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No I would not recommend this for pumping up bike tires. It is more for large inflatables. River rafts, air mattresses....etc...
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Hello Sylvia, thank you for your question. You can check out our YouTube video Channel for all our product videos and specifically this link for how to use the Pump Me Up! Bike Pump: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXy1EuICr1s Hopefully that answers your question but please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or comments.
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Nope. Volume of container is pretty small. I wouldn't risk it. It only takes a few pumps from a standard bike pump. Super easy.
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Use a standard air compressor with a tire inflator. The same as inflating a bike or car tire. Use a tire pump for that matter.
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Does not come inflated.Must use a compressor,foot pump or bike pump to inflate.
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I returned mine because it just didn't seem to have a lot of power. I'm not sure a about a bike tire but it wasn't able to blow up a kiddie pool.
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Any bike pump will work. I would suggest a full size pump with foot pegs. We used a small hand held bike pump but it broke down after a few days, full size much easier to use. Great rocket, you will have a blast.
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You need to provide an air compressor of some kind. I've heard about some success using a bike pump but an electric air compressor will provide the best results
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The pump is not included. You have to use your own bike pump. It is really a fun fun toy for kids and adults. It is worth it.
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My husband used his,air pump from work it worked fast. You can probably use a bike pump but that might take a while.