Can this pump be used to top off motorcycle tires without damaging the pump? Prior use has been on my pedal-bike and it's fantastic btw.
841710
I dont know why it cant be used for motorcycle tires my road bike tires take a lot more pressure lots of volume to pump though!
584919
Anthony, although I have no experience in last 30+ years with motorcycles, this air pump should work just fine with motorcycle tires .... on the assumption that the tire valve on your motorcycle is the same as on automobiles. This pump works very nicely.
146831
I use my bike pump to inflate my pickup tires so it should work fine for motorcycles. It's a bit of a workout but in a pinch it's better than driving around with flat tires.
1424386
Yes, cars and motorcycles, using the schrader side; BUT, it'll be like using a spatula to shovel snow. This Sport II model is great for standard or many special bikes, such as electrics. If you need an especially heavy duty BICYCLE pump, perhaps for fat or tubeless tires, you'll want to search for and consider a Stage 2 or Stage 3 pump such as the Topeak Transformer XX or Joe Blow Ace: each retails for $150. The latter are still not for cars.
678306
Absolutely not. This is a very small, low-volume, high pressure pump for bike tires. You would spend literally hours trying to inflate an air mattress with it.
843079
Hi, sorry. Just use it for my bikes. Not sure if its powerful enough for motorcycle tires.
1723063
I use a standard bike pump as well... When I had the same problem with a flat tyre, I took the tyre to my local bike shop where I got the right pump. It now lives with the pram. Hope this helps.
1052396
Yes it can be used on bicycle tires. Just hold the inflation button down until the tire is full. You can then use it several times more. I spin my bicycle tire after completion of inflation. It helps distribute the sealer throughout the tire and makes sure that the puncture is sealed prior to riding.
86491
I don't have a motorcycle, but I can say that it works fine on my kids' bicycle tires, if that's any help.
1013755
Yes, it works well for road bikes. I am able to get it to 160 so 120 should be no problem. Being smaller it will of course require more strokes to get it to pressure than a floor pump but it will take fewer than many of the mini road pumps including the Topeak Morph road pump. To get it to 160 I use both hands on the handle, one on top of the other. You might want to try this technique if you have trouble getting to 120.
415104
The pump is designed for maximum output with an engine of 13 hp. This hooks right up to a honda GX390 which is what i am using in my application. I bought and used my pump this summer and it seems to work well. no complaints.
1142305
I have not used it for RC tires but I have used it for all kinds of rubber and plastic as well as brass and corion. No issues.
1133314
I do not agree with this statement, I have purchased one of this and it's been working properly since day one. Please note that this is an "emergency" pump intended to be used when you're replacing the tire, it is not meant to be your main pump.
711180
I used it to inflate the tires on my Class A motorhome, unfortunately the 100+ pressures were too much for this unit and it overheated and died. It is a very heavy duty pump, but still not up to the task of inflating high pressure tires.
1074858
Have not tried that. Depending on where the hydraulic oil inlet is placed, that could run the pump dry and ruin it.
1726312
Ms. Betty, I'm not sure what kind of tires you are looking to fill, but it wouldn't work on a car, motorcycle or bike tire. For those, I believe you'd need a compressor.
66029
I do not believe it should be used on motorcycles with Wet clutches. Wet clutch oils have special friction modifiers to help them grab and yet not to destroy the paper on the clutch friction plates. It's not worth risking the money. I won't put it in my Suzuki GSX-R.Thanks for all the input below gentlemen. After the many responses below I'll give this oil another chance Now that I've got a all new clutch. It sounds like it may have just been age/wear then a real issue based on all the positive responses from others. Thank you all.