Schwinn Air Sport Mini Pompa per Bici, Pompe da Piede a Pavimento o Montate su Telaio, con Manometro Adatto per Pompe Schrader e Presta Valve montate su Telaio

Name: Schwinn Air Sport Mini Pompa per Bici, Pompe da Piede a Pavimento o Montate su Telaio, con Manometro Adatto per Pompe Schrader e Presta Valve montate su Telaio
Brand: Schwinn
SKU: 0038675111837
Price: 42.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Schwinn

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42.00

Il comodo indicatore mostra i livelli PSI e i livelli di gonfiaggio ideali per ogni tipo di bicicletta; pompe a 120 PSI. La testa della pompa rotante consente di pompare facilmente i pneumatici da qualsiasi angolazione. Il fusto in alluminio leggero e resistente non ti appesantirà. La staffa di montaggio inclusa consente di collegare comodamente la pompa a qualsiasi telaio della bicicletta per il gonfiaggio in movimento. La doppia testa si adatta comodamente sia alle valvole Schrader che Presta.

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EAN: 0038675111837

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Ciclismo, Accessori, Pompe per bicicletta, Pompe montate su telaio,

Brand	Schwinn
Brand Name	‎Schwinn
Color	Silver
Color	‎Silver
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 712 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Pump
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎13.54 x 3.9 x 1.57 inches
Manufacturer	‎Pacific Cycle, Inc
Material	Aluminum
Material	‎Aluminum
Maximum Pressure	120 Pound per Square Inch
Model Name	‎Air Sport Plus Pump
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎0.2 Kilograms
Part Number	‎SW78970A-3
Power Source	Handheld
Style	‎Frame Mounted Pump
Suggested Users	‎Unisex
Warranty Description	‎Limited

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Scritto da: Mirek

Works well

This pump is one of the few with metal body. It works well in my application (70 psi) and the pressure gauge is useful. As with everything else, it depends on the use and needs of the user.

Scritto da: desmond

Works great

It even works with my 26"x4" ebike tires

Scritto da: Adolpho e.

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Good product. Use to fill up tores. Best part don't need to go through garage to find. Excellent. On bike!

Scritto da: Chris Kanieski

Emergency use only for presta values or over 50 lbs

I'm very disappointed in this model from Schwinn. I have a similar Schwinn frame pump from about 20 years ago without a gauge and it worked well for Schrader valves but I need one that can also do presta. It fits well on the frame next to the bottle cage, is light weight and secure enough. However, it just doesn't 'hold on' to presta stems. I've tried many times but as the pressure goes up it either pops off or just refuses to pump (as if the presta valve itself were getting closed). This makes it useless for pre-ride top off and pressure check as you lose more air than you can pump in just checking the pressure. I'm holding on to it for emergency road use but I would not recommend to anyone unless you were only using it for Schrader valves.

Scritto da: Carlos

Quality Pump at a Great Price

I was in need of a portable pump and didn't want to spend $40-50. I stumbled onto this pump and I'm glad I did. So far, I've had to pump my urban bicycle 3-4 times and it has performed well for my needs. The quality is above average compared to those found in stores like Target and Walmart (I'm not sure about specialized stores like REI and Dick's Sporting Goods). Especially at the low price point ($15). The weight seems right, not too light to be flimsy and not too heavy to seem cheap. The pivoting mechanism to bring out the (metallic and solid) foot peg was great. I love how strong and seemingly unbreakable the foot peg is. The size of the pump is perfect for my needs. It's not too small and not too big. I can put it into my hydration backpack or mount it onto my bike. My urban bicycle tires' max pressure is 65 psi. I didn't need that many pumps to get to 65 psi. My only significant minor issue is with the difficulty of inserting and removing the nozzle head. Even though I only need to use it 2-3 times a month, it's a hassle and exerts a large amount of stress on the fingers One suggestion to make it better is to have 4 small tabs on the ends of both sides of the nozzle head. Another suggestion is to use a thumb lock lever like the one on the Topeak JoeBlow Sport II floor pump, which they call a "TwinHead". Using this over the screw/unscrew method would make this an almost perfect product. The only other item I would slightly improve is the elastic band on the mounting bracket used to secure the pump to the mounting bracket. It requires some work to secure and unsecure the pump on the bracket. Neither issues are deal breakers for me. But I can see the nozzle head difficulty being a deal-breaker for some people.

Scritto da: ExCanuck

Pump Handle Clasp

On my bike the only way to install this was upside down. After I arrived at the first trail, the pump handle was hanging opened. The snap that you hear indicating that it's closed, is a bit weak and it can shake open if carried upside down. Otherwise, it's a cool little gadget and it did rescue me twice: once for a refill, and once to replace a flat. I like it.

Scritto da: Phil

Emergency Use Only - Hard to Get High Pressure

I tried this with my road bike with Presta valve tires. The installation was easy and I like how it is out of the way so the water bottle can still fit. Getting the pump on the valve was a bit tricky but possible. However, man was it tiring to get even above 50 psi and road bike tires need more. I guess if this was the only option I would bear through it but I'm going to try other form factors. Another issue is that while the pump attaches to the mount fine with a rubber strap, the pump arm is a snap-click in to the body and a tap loosens it. Given it is not far from the pedals, I feel it would be released while riding with a tap of my foot.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

I Reliable Foot Pump for my New Schwinn Mountain Bike

I like that it was delivered right to my mailbox! I bought the foot pump for my new mountain bike and the pump looks great/sleek mounted to the bike frame!

Scritto da: Jojanco

Can't fully fill a tire. Ok for emergencies only.

Plastic lens fell off right away. Pump can't supply tires past the 'mountain bike' section of the guage. Flimsy build.

Scritto da: Maria Rodriguez

Leaks with presta valves, not good for road tyre pressures.

Hit and miss to get it working on presta valves. Once you start getting 50-60psi, it becomes very slow, which for road tyres isn't great all.

Scritto da: Alberto

Mas o....

The media could not be loaded. Llego muy rápido, pro la vdd es complicado usarla porque si la quitas muy lento le saca el aire a la llanta, y ajustarla y desajustarla no es nada fácil de hacer mucho menos rápido, y el “manómetro” se ve muy “plástico” y no se mueve

Scritto da: Leo Torres

Compacta y muy práctica

Es una bomba muy práctica y compacta que lleva fácilmente montada al cuadro de la bicicleta, a pesar de su tamaño pequeño infla el neumático sin necesidad de mucho esfuerzo y al contar con manómetro no se corre riesgo de dejar bajo o demasiado inflado el neumático

Scritto da: OMAR RUIZ

Excelente portátil

Por el precio es una excelente inversión, es pequeña y te saca de apuros en cualquier punto. Funcina bastante bien y el manómetro es excelente para calibrar tus llantas.