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It's small, about 5x6x2", packs easily, plugs into the tender pigtail and does a damn fine job. The built in light is handy and the 6' power cord gives you plenty of room to work.
It's small, about 5x6x2", packs easily, plugs into the tender pigtail and does a damn fine job. The built in light is handy and the 6' power cord gives you plenty of room to work.
I have something similar, but a no-name brand and use it for the bike and car.
I carried something similar to this for years. Now I carry an electrical one. These use the little CO2 cartridges. Very compact, inexpensive and durable. http://www.aerostich.com/ultraflate-plus.html
I have been carrying a 12V for about 10 years, under $10 at K-MART. never used it, but it is there. I kinda like the CO2 idea. How many to fill a tire to 38#?
Any good bike store will have a quality bike tire pump but it will be vary slow...
Hey whats the hurry rite?
Check this old thread...Its good for a few laughs...
Good Luck!!!! https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...tires-too.html
I think it would all depend on how many holes the tire had in it????
Yeah,sometimes you have to pump like hell on a big hole.
Slime makes a mini compressor,about 5"x4"x2",in the case,been carrying it,but other than just topping off,haven't used it much. Hand pumps are bigger than any of the mini compressors,so not much point in carrying one.
We use the co2 cartridges for our dirt bikes when riding Baja. Was out in Glamis riding the dunes with friends when my buddies dune buggy lost air. I had one cartridge. Put it in and made it back to camp. They work well.
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