it does not use the standard air pump at per say a gas station, where can I find a pump to fill the tires on this bike?
1876055
It's called a presta valve. I bought a hand pump from walmart that's interchangeable between the two types. It was like 20 bucks. I bet Amazon sells them.
1876056
Or you can take it to a good bike shop that will drill out the hole in the rim to accept schrader valve tubes. Prestas are very finicky, delicate and serve no better purpose than a traditional schrader on a mountain bike. People just think they are exotic because they are normally found on more high-end road bikes.
1876057
You can get adaptor to go on valve stem so you can fill air anywhere. Adaptor at any bike shop one dollar.
1876058
You can buy the pump in amazon or in Walmart or Target. i would recommen you buy the ones that have the two diferent sizes of tire valves(gas station and the small one)
1770559
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.
343461
Hi... i used a regular pump like the one you use for bicycles. Just be mindful of the air pressure limits.Enjoy!
1795773
If you don't have a compressor with a tire filling attachment, you can always go to a gas station with a tire station for filling you car's tires. Or you can fill it up with a tire pump which would be tiring! I use my compressor!
315254
Does not come inflated.Must use a compressor,foot pump or bike pump to inflate.
1386197
Any air compressor can be used to fill this tank. It has a 100psi limit. It fills with a common bike valve tip. Your question is stated in a way that suggest you're asking if the tank can be filled with a 'manual' air compressor or, more commonly referred to as a tire pump. If so, It may be possible to do that but, finding a hand operated tire pump that could handle 100psi, is doubtful.
2070041
I believe the tires are standard 12" tires. Head to the local bike store...not box store...they should be able to help. Must be putting some miles on it to wear out a tire...bike on!!!!!!!
113817
My husband used his air compressor. Any gas station would have one for tires. Maybe you could try that for free?I even use this great exercise ball at my desk to get exercise while typing away!
1723794
I've never tried it, but you should use the pump that comes with the airbed, and plug it into the Power station as your power source. (the inflator on the Power station really is for bicycles.)
702025
We used the pump sold in combination with this mattress. I imagine the effort taken to inflate it by mouth!!! I would not try it again. I don't know if a bike air pump would fit because I don't have one. You can try and see what happens. Let us know. Good luck!
165322
You can use the normal bicycle pump that you would use for any normal bike or for inflating balls, etc. The only other type of pump that I've seen are the pumps for racing bikes which are made for skinny stems - you don't need one of those.
298037
I used my air compressor. Too bad they didn't come with tires that never go flat. I might switch mine with those. Harbor Freight if you have them near you has tires that never go flat and you don't have to inflate.
902622
I just inflate it with an air compressor. If you have a bike tire pump this would also work but may take a little longer
165324
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.
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.
1795772
You need access to an air compressor. They used to be common, at service stations, which also used to be common. Tire stores or auto repair businesses are likely possibilities. If you don't own a compressor, you might buy one, or try one of those 12-volt tire inflators, or ask neighbors if they have know of someone with a compressor. Once you have a source of compressed air, simply connect it to the tire-valve-looking thingy on the brass fitting attached to the tank, and fill to no more than than the maximum amount called for in the manual that came with the tank.
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The wheels came already pumped. We have not needed to adjust the air pressure but it looks like the standard size pump would work if needed.