Tire Inflators
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RE: Tire Inflators
12v air compressor.....a few on the market...no bigger than your wallet (size wize).....if on a road trip you can keep up with your PSI whenever you need to....
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Wondering what everybody uses to air up your tire after a flat. Do you use CO2, or a 12v compressor or a foot pump?
Wondering what everybody uses to air up your tire after a flat. Do you use CO2, or a 12v compressor or a foot pump?
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RE: Tire Inflators
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12v air compressor.....a few on the market...no bigger than your wallet (size wize).....if on a road trip you can keep up with your PSI whenever you need to....
12v air compressor.....a few on the market...no bigger than your wallet (size wize).....if on a road trip you can keep up with your PSI whenever you need to....
ORIGINAL: MX10RS
Wondering what everybody uses to air up your tire after a flat. Do you use CO2, or a 12v compressor or a foot pump?
Wondering what everybody uses to air up your tire after a flat. Do you use CO2, or a 12v compressor or a foot pump?
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RE: Tire Inflators
I carry both! Fail Safe in case one doesn't work for whatever reason. The CO2 package is small, about the size of a deck of cards...also has a plug kit. 12V compressor was in a plastic case..pretty bulky...so I took the innards out of the case and it all fits in a ziplock bag.
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RE: Tire Inflators
cyclegadget.com.....has one...I use...cyclepump.com....with the in-line gauge...carry a small stop/go plug kit....does the trick.......BC
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Recross..do you have info/website on one of those compressors. That would be great to have.
ORIGINAL: recross
12v air compressor.....a few on the market...no bigger than your wallet (size wize).....if on a road trip you can keep up with your PSI whenever you need to....
12v air compressor.....a few on the market...no bigger than your wallet (size wize).....if on a road trip you can keep up with your PSI whenever you need to....
ORIGINAL: MX10RS
Wondering what everybody uses to air up your tire after a flat. Do you use CO2, or a 12v compressor or a foot pump?
Wondering what everybody uses to air up your tire after a flat. Do you use CO2, or a 12v compressor or a foot pump?
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From: Walker Basin, CA
RE: Tire Inflators
Cycle Pump
Expensive but well worth the price. 12 volt continous duty motor. Will put out high pressure without straining. Very well built and compact.
http://bestrestproducts.com/celestia...cts/cyclepump/
Expensive but well worth the price. 12 volt continous duty motor. Will put out high pressure without straining. Very well built and compact.
http://bestrestproducts.com/celestia...cts/cyclepump/
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From: In Wisconsin somewhere south of Wausau.
RE: Tire Inflators
I picked up a nice compact 12 volt compressor at my local Advance Auto Parts store. It cost around $12 if I remember correctly and fits nicely in one of my saddle bags. Thankfully I haven't had to use it yet but like a good Boy Scout I'm prepared...
