Pro Bike Tool C02 Tire Inflator With Storage Cartridge Review

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The Pro Bike Tool C02 Tire Inflator with Storage Cartridge
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@rgmtb 3 года назад

Check out the Pro Bike Tool C02 Tire Inflator and a ton of other products in my Amazon Storefront www.amazon.com/shop/regularguymountainbiking

@SmoothbassmanStudios 2 месяца назад

Solid review. I had one for years. Got to use it on the trail finally last weekend.

@NeutralGenericUser 3 года назад

Awesome review. Thank you very much for showing the footage of how it works for inflating both Schrader and Presta.

@MTBTrailRider 3 года назад

That looks like a handy tool... I typically dont carry much with me on the trails outside of water simply because I dont like wearing packs. But on those longer rides when i venture out further, this would be a nice addition to add to the pack.

@mtbboy1993 3 года назад

you should check out Fumpa Pump, it's a mini compressor so small you can fit it into a tool compartment in a Evoc Neo 16L backpack or similar. I still have some Co2 cartridges, the pump last for 2-4 full inflations, depends how well the tyre wants to seat.

@bigcoates81 Год назад

thanks bud! I have been contemplating getting one of these. but after the information you gave in this video, I think I am just going to stick with a mini pump albeit a slower option.

@rgmtb Год назад

It's not for everyone. Personally I carry both. The c02 option is small enough to keep with me and comes in really handy to reset beads and when it's just cold and you want to get going fast. But it's a single shot and you're done so having a pump to always take care of things is a nice safety net.

@olegpetelevitch4443 2 года назад

You can buy the sleeves for all the sizes ! That's how i got mine ! Topeak has them ! E bay !

@mikieson 3 года назад

nice one

@tylerrivera2126 Год назад

I was thinking about getting one of these for my gas bike do you know if these will fit 16 g n2o chargers

@20EUR20 2 года назад

1:26 I've just ordered this one. Trek MTB

@NathanBarthel 9 месяцев назад

Does the 25 gram co2 cartridge screw onto the top cap of this because I have some 25 gram co2 and don’t know if it will fit on the top

@b.griffin317 Год назад

So you wouldn't ride around on a co2 inflated tire? Its just to get to a place with a real pump?

@user-vn9js9yn1j 2 года назад

How do u carry co2 cartridge in summer hot days? Does it ever have any chance to explode? How do you store it to prevent explosion?

@rgmtb 2 года назад

I'll be completely honest when I tell you that I have never even thought about that. I didn't think they could blow under the normal heat we have here in NJ. Maybe I'm wrong?

@FrankBrunke 3 года назад

Good point...rookie mistake to not wear gloves. :)

@Jessetheoutdoorman 3 года назад

Im new to mountain biking and keep hearing that you should use CO2 to make a seal on your tubeless tire after servicing it with new sealant, so now I'm confused because you said you should not leave it in there because it will dry it out, so I guess my question is can you still make a seal with a regular hand pump?

@rgmtb 3 года назад

OK, let me explain because there are two different things going on here. The reason people say to use a C02 with tubeless is to set the bead when installing new tires. A new tubeless tire generally needs a lot of air rushed into the tire quickly to set the bead. This is why many of us use compressors or special pumps that are designed to set a bead. Now my point about C02 and removing it from the tire still holds true here. After you set the bead of a tubeless tire with C02 you should release the gas and then pump up the tire with a regular pump. Sometimes you can get lucky and set the bead of a tire with a normal pump. It's really a roll of the dice and now tight the tire fits on the rim. I hope this helps!