Lidl 3rd april

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peterekins
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Lidl 3rd april

Post by peterekins »

Like the look of this pump, might be a handy bit of kit camping or on the tails. (thumbs)

http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/SID-727B5 ... 11283&ar=3
V_King
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the problem with these pumps is that they use plastic hose and valve clamp. bought one a while ago, hose bursed at 4bar and the valve clamp was very flimsy. it went back to the shop.
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Kinioo
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V_King wrote:the problem with these pumps is that they use plastic hose and valve clamp. bought one a while ago, hose bursed at 4bar and the valve clamp was very flimsy. it went back to the shop.
I agree, the clamp is pain in the...can swap for proper heavy duty clam, but it will probably cost more than the whole pump !!!
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Post by Dark Knight »

These type of pumps usually take forever to pump up the tyres to the required pressure.

I personally use a 12V electric pump that plugs into the power socket on the bike.

One tip to use is buy a second one from Ebay which are used on the later model cars in place of a spare wheel.

Search string maybe "Honda civic pump".
skipper
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i could see using one of those on a push bike but why struggle when motorcycles have a battery fitted.
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Re: Lidl 3rd april

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On that note

Whats the best 12v inflator for on the bike ?
Round the world ???



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JumboSi
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Lidl 3rd april

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Has anyone tried one of these?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BIKE-IT-MICRO ... 2c5d2f0a7d
I was thinking about one but I'm not sure how robust it would prove to be.


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ysbytymike
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Post by ysbytymike »

As were talking travel here with the limitations on storage that requires. I bought a battery operated pump and stripped all the outer casing away, to just leave the actual pump, hose and connecting wire.
Amazing how much space I saved and the unit works perfectly well without all that surplus plastic.

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Tour Monkey
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Brads wrote:On that note

Whats the best 12v inflator for on the bike ?
Tesco do one for a fiver. Had mine several years it's fine.

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JumboSi wrote:Has anyone tried one of these?

I was thinking about one but I'm not sure how robust it would prove to be.


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i bought this one a couple of weeks back,havn"t used it in anger yet but it seems a bit flimsy,the lidl one is probably just as good.so if you "need" one i"d go for the lidl one
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