🚲 Joe's Ride Air Portable Air Compressor Bike Pump - Efficient Black Pump, One Size, 3 Ounce Review

This refillable air works legally, it's very simple. It's easy to take anywhere and works, especially when you're in the middle of a long trip and your tire is flat.

I can't raise it as high as advertised with a manual floor pump. Then when you try to inflate the tire, it equalizes the pressure between the pump and the tire until sufficient pressure is reached. upset.

Oh my god, this is amazing. I don't have to worry about my teenager calling me to pick him up because he has a flat tire. He also thinks the product is cool and likes to carry it in his backpack. Now he drives for hours instead of playing video games!

I find the air flow too low for an adequate tubeless assembly. Unfortunately, nitrous oxide is even better. Also, the screw often gets stuck on the connector, making it difficult to loosen or allowing air to escape when attempting to remove it. In general, the product did not fulfill its function. I think that instead of a pump you can fill the tube.

I've mounted multiple sets of tubeless tires with this with no problem. (700x38, 27.5x2.3) People complain that they can't pump it to max pressure, it's your floor pumps fault. My only complaint is that I wish I had a Presta version of the valve instead of using a Schrader to Presta adapter.

Needed to inflate my tubeless tires on my (3) mountain bikes. I wanted to save on gas station trips and save on a $100+ air compressor purchase. There were other high-pressure cylinders on the market with compression that was twice as expensive. Get this one, technology isn't rocket science so don't pay for branding. This is an inexpensive, limited use item for serious biker tool kits.

This product is affordable and fits in a bottle holder, which is handy for travel. That would be great for mountain bike tires with Schrader valves, but the Priester valve adapter only fits the valve cores, not the stem itself. It would be a lot easier to use tire beads if they could be securely attached when the valve core for the Airflow has been removed but now I have to do this a few times, hold the adapter close to the valve stem and then insert the core to try and get the tires in place…

so we needed a way to attach the beads to tubeless tires. I came across it. It seemed like it would work fine, and for the most part it would, but you'll pay for it later, and unless you have a supercharger most bike pumps won't go above 160psi. I used a portable tire inflator to inflate and was able to get it to 150psi with a tire inflator. It was almost enough to fit my 27.5-inch 3-plus tires, but not quite. I used my tire inflator on the second one and it was easy to put on and inflate the…

I have been cycling to work for many years, the last 3 years with tubeless tyres. I tested this canister by flattening a 26x2.0 tire on my e-bike and it did an excellent job of inflating the tire quickly. I can only imagine it would have a lot more volume to fill my 28C road bike tires. I chose this over the One Shot simply because it's a more complete solution with an easy to read air gauge and a nifty built in cable lock. Most importantly, my name is Joe. So I just had to buy this villain…