Bike Tire Pump with Gauge

Great tool, a fellow rider happened to have one when I was a stranded in grizedale forest with not enough patches, no spare tube and a pump that should have been tossed years ago. It worked. I didn’t give it enough pumping tho as less than 10 minutes later I’d twatted another rock and given myself pinch puncture #2 of the day. But a compact, sturdy design, I like the built in gauge, and the fact that it actually screws on to the valve, not just relying on some naff lever to hold it in place. In fact I’ve used it this evening to help me fix the two knackered tubes in the comfort of my kitchen, instead of on the side of a bridleway. I’m hoping not to have to use it too often but when I need it I know I’ll have something decent.

I wanted a pump to fit easily in a bag rather than leave it on the bike. I found two similar products, one of which was a 'mini' pump and this one which was not so described. It is well made and a very effective design. It is tiny compared with traditional pumps and is much sturdier. The gauge is rather like a mechanical car tyre pressure gauge, but is in-line with the flexible hose. I found that my rear tyre pressure was lower than advisable and needed to change from 70 to 80 PSI. Five or six pumps were all that was necessary. I think I might use this on my old racing bike. Two minor points, the wheel may need to be rotated to see the pressure markings (Bar or PSI) on Schrader valves. Once the connector is tight, the gauge marking to connector relationship is fixed. The other is that the plastic bike mounting clamp provided is only suited to certain frame designs. The latter was, of course, of no interest to me.

High build quality. It's very similar to the Lezyne equivalent. It works and pumps up my tyres but two things I don't like. 1. The pressure gauge does not work. I've tried it a few times and it doesn't work. 2. When you screw the presta side on it doesn't tighten down. It keeps turning so it's difficult to know if you've made a seal. Other than the points above its good quality for the money. Just a shame the pressure gauge doesn't work as I really needed this for on the trail on 2.8" wide + tyres so I can drop pressure for the really muddy stuff or snow and pump them up high for the road. I'll just have to work with the squeeze test.

Great little pump. Easy to use and small and lightweight so fits on the bike using only an Allen key. Quick to inflate and the flexible hose means no air is lost if the pump wobbles a bit when being used. The small pressure gauge gives you a good idea of the tyre pressure so you know when you've inflated it enough to cycle home. I haven't managed to fully inflate the tyre to the correct pressure using this pump as it's a bit hard going towards the end but it's efficient enough to get you back on the road in a matter of minutes. The Velcro strap gives you piece of mind that you won't lose the pump if going over bumpy ground and means you can tighten it in the bracket so it doesn't rattle either. Best of all it looks good and is sturdy - well engineered and great piece of kit for the bike.

I have purchased a mini pump and C02 adapters from this company in the past and they were excellent quality. I bought this to use with my new e-go electric bike. This pump is also excellent quality and looks as though it should cost 4 times as much. Clever design means you can pump Prestair and Schrader tyres without the need to change adapters. It also has a pressure gauge. Really very well made and not a piece of plastic on it. Very happy to recommend this company and their products.

The pro bike tool is just that a professional bike tool . It's compact and lightweight weighing only 147g . Fast and easy tire inflation so your not pumping forever with some of the smaller pumps you can get. It's high pressured going up to 120psi / 8.3 bar . The hose is flexible so less chance of breaking a valve. It's got it's own integrated pressure gauge for perfect inflation. It's comparable with both presta and Shrader valves . It includes it's own mounting bracket and it's got a sturdy strap so you don't have to listen to it rattling around as you rude along . So all you need to do is remove your dust covers from the top and bottom of the pump . These are another good thing as when your going through water or getting rained on the are protecting the insides from the damage water can do. Then you just unscrew the hose from the pump handle attach the side you want depending on your tire valve , attach to your open valve and hey presto start pumping it's surprisingly long for this cute little pump . In fact it's so quick I've pumped up both bikes in no time at all.

*************************** Review updated. A replacement pump arrived promptly after the fault mentioned below. The mounting bracket was in good order and has been fine over the past 4 weeks or so since I wrote my review below. The pump is very high quality and the guage seems to work well. I've increased my 3* review to 4* (1* deducted due to having to return the product). I've had no problems connecting the hose to both presta and schraeder valves or with achieving the desired pressure. *************************** Like another reviewer on here, I also have problems with the pump holder. I received the pump today well packaged and with prompt service. I unpacked it and felt it was of high quality and my initial impressions were good. After a quick check over to work out how the valve attaches etc, I then placed the pump back into it's plastic holder and a piece of the pump holder snapped off. I went to show my wife what had happened and pulled the pump back out of the holder and another part broke off. I hadn't yet attached the holder to my bike as this happened whilst sat at my kithcen table. I don't know if the material is poor design, has weakened due to freezing temperatures we're currently experiencing, or has been knocked in storage, but it feels quite brittle. I've reordered and returned for a refund as I've been looking for a high quality pump with gauge and flexible adaptor for a long time, so I really hope the replacement is better and will last when attached to my bike. Perhaps this is just a defect from storage, not poor design/temperature related. I'm pretty certain it's not a delivery problem as the packaging is in perfect condition, so I'm concerned about the longevity of the holder. Once I've received a replacement I'll update this review.

Great pump for any MTB, compared with my old dual action pump, this new single action pump is quicker and easier to use compared to a dual action pump. The clip that goes on your frame is ok but a bit fiddly to use than my cheaper pump came with but it holds the pump more secure. You may find the hose can be an issue with a presta valve if you have slightly damaged the valve were it is bent due to using a poor pump, I found using this pump I’ve not bent any more presta valves. If you are using it on a presta with a removable core best to make sure it’s tightly secure. I lost one of the dust caps on mine out on a ride, contacted them to see if they sell spare parts and they sent me free of charge a spare one, how cool is that. All round a great looking pump and the hose will prevent damage to any presta valve users out there and I find single stroke pump easer to use than a dual action one as it’s easy to push pressure into a tire but hard to pull pressure into a tire.

USE: - pneumatic tyres (24in, Schrader valve) on a manual wheelchair PROS: - compact (fits into my handbag or back wheelchair pocket) - great workmanship : components are beautifully made and very robust - dual capacity - Schrader and Presta valve attachments - comes with a fitting that could be attached to a wheelchair bracket easily - when not in use, the valve attachment stem fits neatly back into the body of the pump to make the overall size of this device much smaller - not too heavy to carry in a small bag, despite the excellent quality metal-based components - has an inbuilt gauge CONS: - none found after extensive use PHOTOS: 1. The kit components (minus the ruler) 2. The Shrader valve attachment end (which I use for my wheelchair) 3. The Presta valve attachment end 4. The 24 inch pneumatic wheelchair tyres on my manual wheelchair 5. The Shrader valve in my wheelchair tyre (24 inch pneumatic tyre)

My research into mini/portable bike pumps really paid off. Everybody I spoke with and everything I read about Pro Bike gave me confidence that this little pump is top shelf. Even so, I still didn't expect it to exceed my own expectations for a good bike pump. The rubber hitting the road, however, is how well it *actually works* in real-life. I had no trouble using this on my bike tire. It doesn't take extreme exertion to fill a tire and attaching/removing the pump from tire valve is fast and easy. It took me less than 10 minutes from start to finish to get my tire inflated. The pump mechanism/resistance is excellent, which means no air leaks between pump and the tire, which also means less exertion/strokes to get the tire inflated. For a small pump, this packs a real punch. All said, I am really pleased with the pump, starting from the commonsense design, to the quality materials/construction, to its ease of use and protective coverings that keep moisture and dirt out. This is a hidden gem among the dozens (hundreds?) of bike pumps on the market. If you want excellent quality, ease of use and a pump that does the job well -- all at a great price -- this is the one. Really can't say enough good things about it!

Funciona perfecto!

I've only had this about 3 days. I bought it as an emergency inflator for my motorcycle. I have a battery powered tiny compressor but that lives inside one of my side bags and obviously the day I get a flat on the road will be a day I took off the bag for some reason. Anyway, all I can comment on is: Perceived build quality - Excellent, feels rock solid, nice texture, great feel. Inflator tube also looks very good. Appearance - Looks Great. I went with the gunmetal-ish color and it's very attractive. Not a criteria I cared about but I thought I'd mention it for those who might care. Ease of use - Very straightforward, getting the tube out, attaching it and then attaching the end of the schroeder valve onto my bike's tire was cake. bonus points for it letting less air out than any of my other pumps or compressors when attaching to the valve Pumping performance - For it's size it's phenomenal. About 100 pumps to go up 0.5 psi on my motorcycle tire once I had it up to 35 with the compressor. If you are buying this for a bicycle I think you will be very pleased. For a motorcycle if you had a full on flat you should expect to pump it probably north of 1,000 times to get to pressure (much less to get it to road-worthyness to then ride to a gas station to get it to pressure) but understand that this is a last resort type scenario and I'm prefectly satisfied with performance. Durability - hard to say but I will say that the fact that the tube lives INSIDE the pump is a fantastic design feature which should substantially increase lifespan for that portion of the pump. The only thing I will say is that in retrospect I wish I'd bought the version of the pump that doesn't have a built in "pressure gauge." The pump is so great at not losing air when you attach it/detach it that there is little to no benefit to that very crude indicator and I suspect that the day this pump fails it will fail at one of the joints on the hose... the no-pressure indicator hose version would have half the failure points.

Super mooie vormgeving, klein en metalen behuizing. Was onder de indruk over de vorm, kracht en stevigheid. Barsmeter erin als extra gadget. Geweldig. Voor gebruik wel eerst goed de instructies moeten lezen... verwijderen gaat niet altijd goed. Laatste keer draaide ik het hele ventiel eruit bij het verwijderen van de pomp. Dat schiet niet op natuurlijk. Nog geen idee hoe dat beter kan. Er zijn video's beschikbaar over deze fietspomp, dat helpt wel.