Is there a nozzle for bike tires?
501094
This pump is not appropriate for the inflation of bicycle tires. It cannot provide the high pressure needed to inflate bike tires. This pump is for objects that require large volumes of air, but low pressure, like air mattresses, yoga/therapy balls, inflatable rafts,etc. You need to buy a bicycle tire specific air pump for that.
501095
No, there is not a nozzle for bike tires, but there is one for just about any air mattress.
501096
Not on the one I received. It has a needle used for air-filled balls, but not the standard bike adaptor (see here http://bit.ly/13xsIeB). Also, I don't think that this pump is designed to deliver the high pressure that bike tires require. Hope this helps.
641597
Shrader is the common tire nozzle also found on car tires. Presta nozzles are newer and only found on bike wheels, as far as I've seen... I am not sure what the difference is between the two in performance, but I suspect that the presta nozzle is made for higher psi levels.Hope that gives you a better idea of what you are looking for.
1723061
My husband said you need a bike pump with a "schraeder valve" not a "presta valve". We got an awesome bike pump for $20 at Walmart. It has both. I have to air my tires up about one a week. The more air the smoother the ride.
372999
Not that I remember. I have a bike with presta valve, I hated them. I will change them to tubes with regular valves.
1689045
Wow...I don't know. You could try a bike pump, but I thought the pump came with it....I have like four of these and four pumps as well. Where do you live? I can send you one of mine. I don't need four.
516863
It should work and the easiest way to use it on a bicycle tire is to attach it to the valve stem then hook the hose from the compressor to the male threads on the Topeak adapter.
701716
the tires don't need an special air pump, they could use the same pumps we use for cars or bikes
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.
1543608
This bicycle pump was ready to use for the standard bicycle tire. It did not need any additional pins or attachments. If you were pumping up a basketball, you would need an additional pin. But for the standard bicycle it worked great.
90190
Yes you use the same nozzle that you air tires up with it pushes on to the adapter
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.
2063930
Hi. Regarding your question as to whether this is good for tires, the instructions that come with it tell you that you should NOT use it for either car or bike tires. It doesn't include the type of nozzle for either car or bike tires, either.
2267914
Mine came complete with air nozzle and you do not need a pressure guage. Because you dial the pressure you want and it shuts off at that pressure when tire is full . The beauty of moving and storage. Are added. Bonuses
1526326
No you shouldn't need an attachment as long as it is the same as a standard bike tire valve.
358954
In the center of the valve where you inflate the tube, there should be a little pin. If you use a sturdy piece of plastic, or a tool used for removing tire from bikes to change out bike tubes, you can empty the air from the tube quite easily. Just make sure to hold the valve steady so that you don't cause any damage to the tube.
712279
The ball simply has a little tubular opening in the vinyl into which a smooth (or ridged) conical nozzle will fit snugly. A bicycle pump has a screw nozzle which will not fit the ball. You may be able to find an adapter to fit the bicycle pump but I have never seen one. A pump for an air bed might work though.
2117107
I would recommend getting a standard bicycle tire pump. This pump does not have the ness essay fitting to pump up a tire.