West Biking Mini Bike Pump with Flexible Hose Compatible with Schrader & Presta Valves – Black B, 100 PSI
د.إ 51.99
Constructed from high-strength aluminum alloy, this ultra-portable West Biking mini pump provides a durable and lightweight solution for rapid tire inflation. It features a maximum pressure capacity of 100 PSI and is fully compatible with both Schrader and Presta valves. The comprehensive kit includes a mounting bracket, screws, and specialized needles for sports balls and other inflatables, making it an essential companion for mountain and road cyclists.
Description
Description
Constructed from high-strength aluminum alloy, this ultra-portable West Biking mini pump provides a durable and lightweight solution for rapid tire inflation. It features a maximum pressure capacity of 100 PSI and is fully compatible with both Schrader and Presta valves. The comprehensive kit includes a mounting bracket, screws, and specialized needles for sports balls and other inflatables, making it an essential companion for mountain and road cyclists.
Instructions:
- Identify your tire’s valve type and align the corresponding side of the pump head—marked “S” for Schrader or “P” for Presta—with the valve.
- Press the pump head firmly onto the tire valve and flip the locking lever upward to secure an airtight seal.
- Unlock the pump handle by twisting the grip in the direction of the “unlock” arrow indicated on the top of the handle.
- Use steady, full strokes to pump air into the tire until reaching the required pressure.
- For specialized use, screw the included white air nozzles or metal ball needle directly into the pump head.
- If using the mounting bracket, secure it to your bike frame using the provided installation screws.
Precaution:
Do not exceed the maximum 100 PSI rating to avoid equipment damage, and ensure the valve lever is fully engaged before pumping to prevent air leaks or valve stem damage.
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