CYCLESPEED Electric Bicycle Pump, Portable Compact Pump Rated to 130 psi, Featuring Both Presta and Schrader valves. (Black) — Open-Box, 22% Off
Brand: CYCLESPEED
Description
🔢 Digital Display & Smart Control:With a clear digital screen, this electric bike pump lets you monitor tire pressure in real time. No guessing—just accurate reads every time.
🔄 Easy Mode & Unit Switching:Press the button once to switch modes. Press twice to toggle between PSI, BAR, and other gas units. Use the up/down keys to adjust values quickly—press and hold for fast changes, or tap once for fine-tuning.
⚡ Rapid Inflation Power:This bike tire pump works fast! It inflates a mountain bike tire to 45 PSI in 150 seconds and a road bike tire to 100 PSI in just 120 seconds. Thanks to the 900mAh battery, this electric air pump can fill up to 5 bicycle tires or 3 motorcycle tires on one charge. It’s also great for balls and other inflatables.
📦 Compact & Travel-Friendly:Small but mighty, this mini bike pump fits easily in your bag or bike pouch. It’s the perfect bike pump portable solution for emergencies or trips.
🛑 Auto Stop Safety Feature:Set your desired pressure and relax. This electric bike pump automatically shuts off when done, so you never over-inflate. Your tires stay safe every time.
💡 Cool Look with Visual Window:A clear window on the side gives a peek inside this mini air pump in action. With red and blue indicator lights, it looks futuristic and helps you see it working, even at night.
🔌 Presta & Schrader Valve Ready:No adapter hassle! This Presta valve pump works with both valve types. Use the small adapter for Presta valves, or connect the hose directly for Schrader valves.
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- SKU:
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- Country:
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