Where and how does the pump attach to the bike? I understand it comes with a little holder and screws but where exactly do you attach it?
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Thank you for your question. You can watch our YouTube video on how to attach the bracket under your water bottle cage. If you don't have a water bottle cage look for two threaded holes in your bike frame as that is where your bracket can mount. Hope this helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lex9dhZHGW0&list;=UUGYzhXerxKg_EhhSxBmVxOw
1527829
Thank you for your question. You can watch our YouTube video on how to attach the bracket under your water bottle cage. If you don't have a water bottle cage look for two threaded holes in your bike frame as that is where your bracket can mount. Hope this helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lex9dhZHGW0&list=UUGYzhXerxKg_EhhSxBmVxOw
1527830
I think it would fit on any part of the bike's frame. We just keep it in our garage for bike tires and balls as needed.
342066
It attached to the "clamp" bolt on the seat post. The thing that threw me initially was that the bike rack brackets had to be bent (or curved to match the tire line-curvature) to attach the bolt. It bends fairly easy and looks good but the instructions didn't really explain that well. I hope this helps you.
1582438
Pump comes with a bracket that bolts to the frame. Pump then velcros to bracket.
854677
That's a good question. Normally the orange lock on the back is supoused to keep engaged the pump to the bike but I was not able to do it. The only solution that I found was to hold it with one hand against the wheel and pump air with the other.
1584758
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=DXy1EuICr1sHopefully that answers your question but please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or comments.
1626403
It is mounted to the tire. There is no locking mechanism. If you wanted to secure the bike, you would have to use a cable and a lock.
264772
You have to have the mount that hooks onto the bike. The pic that I see is the push tube which latches into the mount.
1901286
I would NOT buy this for the pump. It doesn't work. Not even kind of. A regular cheap bike pump works though. The accessory itself is awesome and totally worth the $$! I also have an older bob. So that MAY have something to do with why the pump doesn't work. Beware... Lots of people have had it happen.
874013
It clamps onto the seat post. I removed the seat post from the bicycle and slid it on from the bottom. It was very simple. You may have to put some pressure on the screws to insure it is stable. Another trick would be to put a wrap or two of electrical tape on the post to enlarge it a little. It does come with spacers. They are effective for the most part..
2182689
Just the bike pump hose. Attached at one end is the valve fittings, the other is threaded to fit the pump. I doubt this will accept "tools" like a pin to inflate a basketball. Just made for bike tubes.
1160725
It mounts on the bike rack with the long side front to back. It has 2 screws with a groove on the end that fit on the rack and are secured with a tension device and then you adjust the screws to make secure.
601927
There should be two plastic strings with multiple holes in them included in the package, which you use as a couple of belts to tie the basket in to the bike. Alternative attachments I've seen were a couple of clamps that come withe the bike and you simply bolt those to the handle bar. One of the above two attachments should've been included with the bike. Hope this helps...
2133154
Many bikes have the holes already there covered with two bolts....just remove the bolts and use the bolts to attach the pump to the bike
1373751
Looking at the bike, you will see the large plastic base at the bottom of the handle assembly, that covers the wheel the pedals are attached to. There is a small hole in the seam where the two pieces join together on the side of the base that doesn't have the cup holder.
34155
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.
587075
There are no mounting brackets / devices on the pump. It should be mounted vertically, in the lowest part of bilge (approximately 1/4" off bottom, for better suction area). Use tie-wraps, hose clamps, pop-rivets, or RTV 5200 type glue, to secure, or just let it "hang" on the discharge hose (and secure the hose). Torque is almost nonexistent, secure for vibration (created by boat motion).
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In my case no, because my bike doesn't have a standard water bottle holder. If your bike does, you should be able to attach the pump between the frame and bottle holder ( it comes with a pump holder) with the same screws.