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Got this in yesterday.hopefully I won't need to use it. It's very small and compact runs off the battery tender leads.
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I have been using the Xiaomi battery operated compressor for 2 years. Since this year there is a new version:
https://www.amazon.com/Xiaomi-Portable-Compressor-Inflation-Detection/dp/B0C7C88JFD/ |
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GermanGTSDriver wrote: I have been using the Xiaomi battery operated compressor for 2 years. Since this year there is a new version: https://www.amazon.com/Xiaomi-Portable-Compressor-Inflation-Detection/dp/B0C7C88JFD/ |
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I have this one and I quite like it!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B8HV6D8W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It's done all four of my FJ Cruiser tires, and the GTS a few times, on one charge. |
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We started carrying the Airman right before the last Cannonball. It is very easy to use, and good for bikes and cars.
https://scooterpartsco.com/main-category-c-801_4181_4187/airman-mini-tire-pump-p-37645.html |
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I've had the Stop & Go inflator and plug kit since at least 2015. 1st time I used it was at Amerivespa in Indy - to help out a fellow MVer from Atlanta who had ridden up.
I've used it numerous times since and always gets the job done. It's the primary reason I have a 12v plug on the left knee pad. A word of warning though...never use this type of inflator without starting the scooter. It will drain a battery down past the point of starting your bike pretty quickly. ![]()
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CrazyCarl wrote: I've had the Stop & Go inflator and plug kit since at least 2015. 1st time I used it was at Amerivespa in Indy - to help out a fellow MVer from Atlanta who had ridden up. I've used it numerous times since and always gets the job done. It's the primary reason I have a 12v plug on the left knee pad. A word of warning though...never use this type of inflator without starting the scooter. It will drain a battery down past the point of starting your bike pretty quickly. |
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Primitive, but no worries about battery and who doesn't like a little exercise? I've used the "Topeak Road Morph G Mini Pump" twice to get on the road again. For patching, I've used the "Stop & Go 1020" strips. The former, while a little long, stores well in a lot of places.
For at home use, I have the "VacLife Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor"--which make topoffs and checking pretty easy. A little too large to take out with me. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FI6YOS (manual pump) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0068FX3M8 (bacon strips) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B88FWVGV (battery inflator) |
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I got one of these on Amazon for $30. I've so far used it on my Vespa, my bicycle, and my GF's car. 3 different PSI situations and it handles them well. Rechargable and a built in flashlight.
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Back when I had had delusions of being one of those super cool ADV guys who have to air down their tires offroad, I got a spiffy MotoPumps compact pump. It was back when they first started making them and they were offering a discount on ADVRider.com. Only pulls 7.5A and runs off of an SAE plug.
https://www.motopumps.com/shop/air-shot-2 ![]() MotoPumps Air Shot 2.0
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I have one of these that I carry on whatever bike I'm riding, if it has tubeless tires. Tube type tires require a tow truck.
https://www.aerostich.com/repair/tire-repair/pumps-air-compressors/aerostich-complete-tire-repair-kit-w-mini-compressor.html I have a couple of these, one to keep in the house, and one to carry in whichever car I'm driving. They will air up everything from a bicycle tire to a large truck tire. https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-120-Lithium-Ion-Li-Ion-Air-Inflator-Power-Source-Battery-Car-Electric/5002047665 |
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