Or a 90deg tyre valve.
Fuel station air pumps
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David.
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Re: Fuel station air pumps
How about a clip on adaptor, less chance of losing air.
Or a 90deg tyre valve.
Or a 90deg tyre valve.
Last edited by David. on Sun Apr 05, 2020 12:53 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Fuel station air pumps
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thanks fellas for all the input, I think that I might invest in the forecourt converter/pedal cycle look alike adaptor, but will still carry the compressor. Cheers.
thanks fellas for all the input, I think that I might invest in the forecourt converter/pedal cycle look alike adaptor, but will still carry the compressor. Cheers.
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Re: Fuel station air pumps
Looks like the best option, clip on & flexible.BobM wrote:I think that I might invest in the forecourt converter/pedal cycle look alike adaptor
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Re: Fuel station air pumps
Hi,
Bought the adapter pictured above, works fine, pretty good bit of kit. Cheers all.
Bought the adapter pictured above, works fine, pretty good bit of kit. Cheers all.
Re: Fuel station air pumps
I never use garage pumps. I check the tyres on all our bike at least every two weeks using a hand pump at home. If I am touring I carry a small hand pump and pressure gauge with me.