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WORKPRO Mini Electric Bike Pump, 140 PSI Portable Bicycle Tire Pump with Gauge, Digital Display, Auto Shut-Off, 3 Modes, LED Light, Fast Inflate Bike Tire Pump for Motorcycle, Bicycle, Balls
Original price was: $29.99.$23.99Current price is: $23.99.
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| Size | DHL Box | Internal Dimensions (cm) | Max Weight (kg) | FedEx Equivalent (approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | Box 2 | 33.7 × 18.2 × 10 | ~1 | Small Box (8″×8″×8″) |
| S | Box 3 | 33.7 × 32.2 × 10 | ~2 | Medium Box (12″×12″×10″) |
| M | Box 4 | 33.7 × 32.2 × 18 | ~5 | Large Box (13″×13″×11″) |
| L | Box 5 | 33.7 × 33.2 × 34.5 | ~10 | FedEx 10kg Box (40.16 × 32.86 × 25.88) |
| XL | Box 6 | 41.7 × 35.9 × 36.9 | ~15 | FedEx Large (16″×16″×16″) |
| XXL | Box 7 / 8 | 48.1 × 40.4 × 38.9 or 54.1 × 44.4 × 40.9 | ~20–25 | FedEx Extra Large (42 × 42 × 47) |
4 reviews for WORKPRO Mini Electric Bike Pump, 140 PSI Portable Bicycle Tire Pump with Gauge, Digital Display, Auto Shut-Off, 3 Modes, LED Light, Fast Inflate Bike Tire Pump for Motorcycle, Bicycle, Balls
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William Henry Skelton III –
Removes a lot of stress from long distance riding
I ride very often and generally a good distance. At least twice Iâve gotten a flat at the halfway point of my journey. Itâs enough of a pain just to change the tube and put back on the tire, especially if itâs the rear tire, but then to use the little hand pump can just be a bit much if you ride in the pretty hot weather that I do.This has already saved my fanny twice. Once when I had to inflate my hot tub, and the second time when I got a flat riding with some friends. This thing holds a charge for a long time and made quick work of re-inflating my patched tube.Another thing I really like about it is that it takes up so little room. I was never a fan of having the pump clipped somewhere else to my bike. I got used to it because that was just the way it was, but this just fits nicely into my pack under my seat and I donât have to give it a second thought.It doesnât take very long to charge, and, like I mentioned earlier, it holds a charge for a while, so I donât have to stress out about whether or not itâll work if Iâve forgotten to charge it in a while.I appreciate anything that can minimize even more of the small amount of stress inherent in long distance-bike riding. I donât really ride for fitness reasons, I ride for mental and emotional ones. I find writing to be one of the most relaxing things I do, so Iâm a big fan of this tiny electric pump. Highly recommend it.
Amazon Customer –
Super handy little pump
Impressed with this little pump. Obviously, itâs not going to fill 35â off-road jeep tires but for bicycles, motorcycles, and toys, itâs perfect. For instance, the reverse osmosis tank under my kitchen sink. Total pain to pump up by handâ¦.lugging out the pancake air compressor even more of a painâ¦..running air hoses from the compressor in the garage to the kitchen also a pain. This little guy, his little guy is PERFECT for such a task. One, it has a built in back light to easily see the display under a sink in the dark. Second, it has a built in flash lightâ¦..maybe not the brightest but it works fine. Third, you just set the pressure you want (10psi for the reverse osmosis tank), connect it to the schrader valve, press start and bam! It starts pumping and automatically shuts off at the set pressure. In this case my ro tank was a zero psi empty, it took less than ten seconds for this pump to inflate it to 10psi. I mean it took me less than a minute total for the task from closing the valves, draining the tank, pressurizing the tank, opening the valves, to done. In the past, I spent at least ten minutes fiddling with manual pumps, or dragging out hoses, grabbing a flashlight, and putting everything back when done. This is a total timesaver!Another simple task was filling a low e-bike tires but (20×4.5). It took less than thirty seconds to go from 5psi to 30psi. Sure beats a hand/foot pump, or dragging out hoses and firing up the screaming banshee air compressor!Time will tell on longevity, but Iâm totally sold on this little gadget! Itâs only a little bigger than a deck of cards!
Chris –
Compact and reliable.
Once fully charged it seems to handle everything ive put it through, functions as advertised, holds charge well, compact and easy to tote.
A. Customer –
Nice, compact pump; convenient, easy to carry
Recharges with an included USB-C cable & your own USB-A charger. The first photo shows everything that came in the box.I hadn’t read all of the information on the Amazon page carefully, so I was pleasantly surprised to see the needle for inflating sports balls, and the cone nozzle for inflating things designed to be blown up my mouth (you know, with the little clear rubbery plastic nozzles with the flip cap, and usually with a little flap vent inside).Nice compact design. I’ll be clipping it to my bike. (To be clear, I’ll be making my own little box and attach that with a hose clamp; this product does not have a clip.) If I had gotten it for my car (instructions say that it should fill one car tire on a charge), it would fit neatly in the glove box or center console storage, or one of the seat-back pockets, or door pockets. Heck, it would probably be fine on the rear dashboard behind the back seats.It has a good clear display, and the built-in flashlight will be handy in low light or dark conditions.One of the things I like the most, a feature I really also enjoy in the air compressor I keep in my car, is being able to set the machine to the pressure I want (PSI), then connect it to the tire and activate it; it automatically and inflates to that pressure and then stops.It doesn’t take long to get used to using a long press (holding the power button down longer) to turn the unit on or off, and a short press to stop or start the pumping. If you’re a smart phone or tablet user, you’re probably already familiar with the concept. It also turns itself off automatically after about a minute and a half if you forget to turn it off when you stop pumping, so that should save some battery life.The buttons and displays are large and clear, easy to use.The parts of the three attachments that clip into the pump hose’s nozzle are threaded, leading you to think that you would screw them in if you didn’t read the directions. Instead, with the nozzle’s tab sticking straight out in line with the nozzle, just insert an attachment, then flip the tab up. See the second photo I attached — which corrects a mistake in the instructions that come with the pump. I’m sure that most people who don’t read my review will still figure it out on their own, like I did, but it’s nice to know right away when there’s a problem with instructions.All in all, a handy little device. It should be really handy to have with my bike if the tire pressure ever gets low and I need to refill a tire. It will be nice not to have to pull out my larger air compressor and plug that in. If I were going to use it in my car, I could recharge it from my USB car charger in the utility outlet (old term: cigarette lighter socket) after use. Given the amount of time to recharge it, I personally won’t be ditching my plug-in air compressor, for any occasions where I will need to inflate more than one tire, or inflate one repeatedly until I can get it to a repair. But I take very long trips between cities quite often, and I think for many people, this might provide a reasonable simple solution, depending on their price at the time of purchase.Good luck, and have a nice always!