These tubes come with air pumped in. How do I deflate it to store it in my saddle bag underneath my seat?
1030662
You don't; they're huge. Carry a less robust spare tube and replace with a Sunlite when you get home.
1030663
I have installed both tubes since I bought it about 6 months ago, never have a backup so I don't actually know! But you don't have to worry about it because I haven't got a flat since.
918939
IT is VERY easy to deflate. Pop the plug, lay on it until most air is out. The remaining little bits of air squeeze completely out as you roll it up to store.
1517342
At the end of the tube you blew in to inflate it--there is a valve you push in --this will allow the air to come out and therefore deflate the vest. Great vest!
1290687
I put saddle bag gaurds on my bike 883 sportster, they go under seat , easy to do
1815628
My husband used his,air pump from work it worked fast. You can probably use a bike pump but that might take a while.
1936846
I have a bike pump and was able to fit the funnel-shaped nozzle into the hose of the bike pump. I think you can buy a little pump online, but I didn't bother since I already had a bike pump. I imagine an air mattress pump might do just as well. BTW I've had the ball for a year now, sit on it every day eight hours a day at work, and have never had to blow it up. Pretty amazing!
2014258
mine came pumped basically perfect. But I suggest getting a pump in case. I've seen it deflated in stores.
576839
Yes you can deflate it when done using or to travel. Blows up with tube and then you can let air out when you want to.
918938
I use a rechargeable air pump with a switch to deflate . It only takes 2 minutes.
1901417
I have not had a chance to deflate and pack it back in a storage bag but the original box was not big when we received it. So, it can be stored anywhere in a storage bag - on the shelf, under the bed or anywhere else.
2238082
Just use your mouth...only takes a few breaths in each valve to be fully inflated.
1046367
A small air pump or bicycle pump. No problem with it over filling with air. use your common sense.
2157784
There is an opening with a lid at one end of the aero bed that when open allows to deflate the bed. I imagine an external pump can be inserted and pump the bed as well.
1399872
,We used an air compressor or a portable rechargeable battery pump. The. Tube has 2 chambers. Hope this helps you.
1277075
I can fit 1 spare tube, repair kit with 2 gas cartridges, air pressure gauge, multi tool, wallet and keys. I can't address the inhaler but there are items that can attach to the frame and handlebars that allow for quick access that may do the trick...like the BV Bicycle Top Tube Bag with Concealed Quick-Access Opening, Pumps are all too big to fit and usually come with a means to attach to the frame.
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You need to use a pump made for air mattresses. Amazon sells them for around $20, maybe less. Be sure to use a pump that (1) has multiple valve adapters, particularly one that is long and skinny--sort of like a needle, but NOT a needle; and (2) has a "reverse" feature that will allow you to suck the air out using the same adapter. Trying to get the air out of the mattress by putting you weight on it and squeezing open the valve will take forever. As far as a bicycle pump is concerned, I have seen (I think I actually own one) some adapters that might work, but bike pumps don't have the ability to pull the air out like most air mattress pumps do. You need to use a pump made for air mattresses. Amazon sells them for around $20, maybe less. Be sure to use a pump that (1) has multiple valve adapters, particularly one that is long and skinny--sort of like a needle, but NOT a needle; and (2) has a "reverse" feature that will allow you to suck the air out using the same adapter. Trying to get the air out of the mattress by putting you weight on it and squeezing open the valve will take forever. As far as a bicycle pump is concerned, I have seen (I think I actually own one) some adapters that might work, but bike pumps don't have... » Read More You need to use a pump made for air mattresses. Amazon sells them for around $20, maybe less. Be sure to use a pump that (1) has multiple valve adapters, particularly one that is long and skinny--sort of like a needle, but NOT a needle; and (2) has a "reverse" feature that will allow you to suck the air out using the same adapter. Trying to get the air out of the mattress by putting you weight on it and squeezing open the valve will take forever. As far as a bicycle pump is concerned, I have seen (I think I actually own one) some adapters that might work, but bike pumps don't have the ability to pull the air out like most air mattress pumps do. « Show Less
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you can use a bicycle pump or just use your mouth. It is very easy to do. Hope this helps you!