I have a 2014 Linus Roadster -- would this be a workable pump for that bike?
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I would call them: Valencia, California 91355 USA Telephone: 661.253.1592, or Contact them from their web site, google, "Matrix Concepts".
451135
i takes a lot pumping.i use it for my motorcycle cause its light but i do have to pump to 35 ils.if you have a car get a electric
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I am not familiar with different brands of bicycles. The pump was a gift for a relative. It worked fine for pumping up those bike tires. Don't know what you mean by "workable" unless perhaps you are wondering if the nozzle of the pump will fit on the valve stem of your bicycle. Maybe some other bike owners can answer this question.
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The pump works with either Schrader or Presta valves so if your bike has one of those two type valves then it will work. My car has the Schrader and it works fine for that. The only thing to keep in mind is the release works the opposite of every other pump I have used. You clamp onto the valve with the stem in the 90-degree position and then rotate the handle UP to the 180-degree position to lock it onto the valve.
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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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Should work on either depending on your style of mounting. Mine was vertical. Bolts up through the motor holes. My original pump was not as thick. I needed longer bolts
2117107
I would recommend getting a standard bicycle tire pump. This pump does not have the ness essay fitting to pump up a tire.
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Yes, it will work; however, the outlet/inlet may face in the opposite direction as your old pump - this may or may not make the difference as both ends of your frame should be accessible for the hose and pressure line. This unit uses the same bolt pattern as your motor - but, only three bolts hold it.
1275463
Oh yeah!! We have one. It's a typical set up with the pump below the intake, but with the force we get out of the exhaust port, it'll work. I would think it would be fine.
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My wife and I both have one of these pumps. We use it on road bikes as well as mountain bikes. All our bikes use presta valves, but it should work with schrader too, since it has a reversible head.
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The package should state which pumps they are compatible with ... Do a web search on its compatibility
517369
I am not sure about your application but if the previous pump was vacume(pressure pulse) operated, this should work for you.
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I don't the type that particular bike that is , but If it has an over the rear tire rack and support to the frame you should be able to make it work . hope this helps .
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It would work. But I think u should go to 500 gph or higher. These pumps were made to pump short distances
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My 2013 Road King Classic is running fine so far. Your bike will be compatible as mine was.
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Yes, it will work, but this pump is not optimized for high pressure skinny tires... there are better pumps for the skinny high pressure tires.
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this pump should work. Caution you must mix your gas with 2 cy oil. I do not know what rato to use.
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I don't know for sure, but you could compare this photo (and maybe dimensions info from Catit? from on-line catalog or sales info) with the part you want to replace. It's a basic pump, used for a lot of devices, and I would guess (that's _guess_) that it would probably be ok. It is a long-lived item that I've had for 3 or 4 years now, and so far so good. So, if it seems like it would do the job, send for it. Worst case: if it doesn't fit properly, you'd send it back. I hope this helps you!
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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.
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Probably similar to same, but more importantly take off your old pump and check the spindle sizes and mounting bolt-to-bolt spacing. Sounds like you have enough engine power so if it fits, it will work.
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possibly. I didnt have any holes, so I went to my local bike shop and they drilled little holdes and installed the pump.