Tire pump help...

[bone crusher]

Any suggestions for a small/portable air pump that has a battery, can run off of the 12V on the bike, AND also has a standard plug if you wish to use it in the garage?

Thanks...

 

[Roaddog2]

Slime has a good kit with repair stuff also ask me how I know :2thumbs:

 

[Roaddog2]

oops only set uo to work from battery or 12v outlet its a DC thing I think :ani29:

 

[dltang]

Any suggestions for a small/portable air pump that has a battery, can run off of the 12V on the bike, AND also has a standard plug if you wish to use it in the garage?

Thanks...

I didn't find anything with both a 12V and a standard plug yet but this seems pretty handy for the price. http://www.carparts.com/autoparts/I...atalogId=10618&langId=-1&rlid=cp_group_detail

Here is a whole page of them to check out
http://www.shopwiki.com/Slime+Portable+12-Volt+Air+Compressor

 

[bone crusher]

I didn't find anything with both a 12V and a standard plug yet but this seems pretty handy for the price. http://www.carparts.com/autoparts/I...atalogId=10618&langId=-1&rlid=cp_group_detail

Here is a whole page of them to check out
http://www.shopwiki.com/Slime+Portable+12-Volt+Air+Compressor

Thanks dl...

I would want to use it in the garage and charge it there, if possible...of course, if traveling, having the ability to charge it from a car battery is nice...you'd think a battery would last at least for pumping up a few tires?

 

[ataDude]

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Works any place, any time, any voltage:

 

[bone crusher]

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Works any place, any time, any voltage:

I hope you come with it as I don't feel like spending 6 hours per tire pumping it up against pretty good pressure...

 

[Neez]

I picked up an inflation gismo at the HD dealership in Chilliwack. It comprises a kit in a neat little pouch, that contains some CO2 cartridges, a gun that screws onto the tire valve, gummy worms, reaming and probing tools and cement. It's made by an outfit called Genuine Innovations and they call it the Ultraflate Plus. They say it's good for street, dirt or ATVs. They say it's good for several inflations and you can alwas carry extra cartridges. I have not had occasion to use it yet, but I did fit the gun up to the tires. Back tire a bit awkward, but it fits. I would be curious to know if anyone has tried this system in actual practice. I still plan to get Ride-On. Belt and suspenders for me. Cost was about $45 Canadian. Get caught on a lonely, rainy road without it, Priceless!

 

[NancysToy]

I picked up an inflation gismo at the HD dealership in Chilliwack. It comprises a kit in a neat little pouch, that contains some CO2 cartridges, a gun that screws onto the tire valve, gummy worms, reaming and probing tools and cement. It's made by an outfit called Genuine Innovations and they call it the Ultraflate Plus. They say it's good for street, dirt or ATVs. They say it's good for several inflations and you can alwas carry extra cartridges. I have not had occasion to use it yet, but I did fit the gun up to the tires. Back tire a bit awkward, but it fits. I would be curious to know if anyone has tried this system in actual practice. I still plan to get Ride-On. Belt and suspenders for me. Cost was about $45 Canadian. Get caught on a lonely, rainy road without it, Priceless!

It would take a zillion cartidges to fill a Spyder tire, especially the rear. It takes more cartidges than are in a normal kit just to fill a motorcycle tire. I carry a half dozen on my RT, and that is barely enough to get 20-25 pounds into the tire to limp to the next compressor, less than half the normal inflation pressure.
-Scotty

 

[mike3069]

I picked up an inflation gismo at the HD dealership in Chilliwack. It comprises a kit in a neat little pouch, that contains some CO2 cartridges, a gun that screws onto the tire valve, gummy worms, reaming and probing tools and cement. It's made by an outfit called Genuine Innovations and they call it the Ultraflate Plus. They say it's good for street, dirt or ATVs. They say it's good for several inflations and you can alwas carry extra cartridges. I have not had occasion to use it yet, but I did fit the gun up to the tires. Back tire a bit awkward, but it fits. I would be curious to know if anyone has tried this system in actual practice. I still plan to get Ride-On. Belt and suspenders for me. Cost was about $45 Canadian. Get caught on a lonely, rainy road without it, Priceless!

I have used this type of inflation tool on my ATV. They work just fine. For the Spyder I would carry extra co2 cartridges.

 

[bone crusher]

How about just a portable inflator that I can use in the garage and take with me, if I need to (hope I never need to)...if it plugs into the wall and the bike, it can be used on the road or in a stationary environment...plus, if it has a battery, just charge and go...

Still can't find one that does all this....did email a few manufacturers...

 

[irish2themax]

How about this? You should be able to use it plugged into the wall OR the 12-volt outlet?

AirHead Rechargeable

 

[M2Wild]

How about this? You should be able to use it plugged into the wall OR the 12-volt outlet?

AirHead Rechargeable

Doesn't look like it will hold up under higher pressure.

 

[irish2themax]

This is another possibility. Says it can be hooked up to the battery

Airhead Super High Volume 120 Volt Air Pump

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[Neez]

It would take a zillion cartidges to fill a Spyder tire, especially the rear. It takes more cartidges than are in a normal kit just to fill a motorcycle tire. I carry a half dozen on my RT, and that is barely enough to get 20-25 pounds into the tire to limp to the next compressor, less than half the normal inflation pressure.
-Scotty

According to the product literature, it takes 4, 16 gram cartridges to fill a 180/55 17 motorcycle tire to 32 psi. I notice that only 3 are supplied with the kit. The company also supplies 12, 25 and 45 gram cartridges to work with this device. The 45 gram cartridge apparently uses only 2 to bring the same tire up to 28 psi. I see that my Crossman air pistol uses 12 gram cartridges, so I guess I would need a lot of those.

 

[Neez]

According to the product literature, it takes 4, 16 gram cartridges to fill a 180/55 17 motorcycle tire to 32 psi. I notice that only 3 are supplied with the kit. The company also supplies 12, 25 and 45 gram cartridges to work with this device. The 45 gram cartridge apparently uses only 2 to bring the same tire up to 28 psi. I see that my Crossman air pistol uses 12 gram cartridges, so I guess I would need a lot of those.

As a correction to my last post, the 45 gram cartidge will not work with the Ulraflate Plus, it will accept up to 25 grams. Another inflator, the Monster Air Chuck, made by the same company, takes the 45.

 

[Dudley]

At first I had asked myself a similar question about a pump. Then I started thinking about a patch kit (what kind, there are many out there), will the pump work fast enough to reseal the tire on the rim if needed, etc. Then I heard of Ride-On. After reading about it, talking to Lamont and calling Ride-On, I had some put in the tires. Since doing this in January, my tires have not lost any air. Ride-On claims that it will safely seal a hole up to 1/4 inch after you remove the penetrating object. Hopefully Ride-On will never have to prove itself, but if it does I feel confident it will prevail.