Mini Floor Bike Pump - Pump Me Up! by Geared2U - Presta And Schrader Bicycle Valve Compatible - Frame Mounting Attachment Kit Included by Geared2U

The pump has a fold out foot stand and a fold out handle. They are small but work well when you need 30 -50 pumps to fill a fat tire. The rubber air hose is great to be able to rest the pump on the ground using the foot stand. Plus it reduces wear and tear on the valve stem. I occasionally change the tire pressure depending on the conditions I am riding in. Such as mud or snow versus a hard pack trail. Mounts on the bike easily and is very secure. Overall a great pump for any bike.

While I'm an avid bicyclist, I bought this pump for my wife's car. Having suffered a flat on her car recently, I realized I didn't have a way to pump up her spare tire, which had deflated to ~15 psi. So, we had to drive on an underinflated spare until we got to our friend's house, where he had a 12V tire inflator. That worked. I went out and bought that Bon Aire model. But, I also wanted a manual, portable bike pump to keep in her Volvo spare wheel well, just in case her car battery got low. As an experiment, using the Pump Me Up! Mini Floor Pump, it took me 500 strokes to pump a P195/60R15 car tire from 14 psi to 30 psi in a time of 9m 39s. I used only one hand. It was useful to sit on a small stool while pumping. When I pumped up my bicycle tire (Schwalbe Marathon Plus, 700x38c), it took me 350 strokes to go from 5 psi to 74 psi in a time of 6m 40s. The main advantage of this pump over a handheld is that you can use the ground as a backstop when you push down on the pump. Because a bicycle tire is higher pressure, I had to use two hands. It is a very good pump. My only con is that there should be a way to screw on a detachable gauge (in interests of portability) to it, so you don't have to unscrew the hose whenever you need to take a reading for tire pressure.

I received this pump today and while it MAY work for Schrader tubes, when I attached it to the valve stems of two Presta tubes, it did inflate the tubes, but when I removed the hose I discovered that the tube valve stems had been damaged and could no longer be sealed,rendering the tubes useless.

It's small , portable, and lightweight. However pumping up to 90 PSI takes forever and a lot of hard work to then struggle taking off the hose. It gets hot for some reason and pieces from the hose keep falling off. If I could return it I would. Deserves 3 stars at most for portability and size. However I only give it two cause parts keep falling off .

I was looking for a pump for Presta valves only (it looks very difficult to find these days). I do not understand why is so difficult to make one that uses the thread of the valve. This pump employes an ending to the tube that supposed to be smart (fitting other valves). In reality, it does not go well on the Presta valve ('sitting on two chairs and ending on no one'). It unscrew the entire internal pin. The rubber o-ring is coming out in few occasions. The tube is too short. If it was with just ONE inch (3cm) loner, will be better. The grip for the hand after rotation of 90 degree, as it supposed to provide comfort and perhaps power, actually hits your finger by a too close-edge at the tip of the piston. So I wonder if this pump was ever tested in real conditions or it was juts imagined (designed) on a blueprint (paper) and put into production?! If the maker would have bothered to test the way I am describing, would have 'discovered' the above issues and made the tube longer, the grip without edge and only one thread to Presta valve. If to ignore these 3 unpleasant effects, it looks ok and pumps ok. But pumping is not all what a design should comply to?

I am preparing for a 400+ mile bike tour. I needed a lightweight pump. Having purchased a bike mirror from Geared2U, I expected a quality product and was not disappointed. I deflated my tire twice, as practice, and was quickly able to pump it up to the required psi both times. The traditional up and down motion, and the ability to steady the pump with my foot made the pump easy and intuitive to use. The design seemed to me to provide more air per stroke than other small pumps I've used. I was able to inflate the tires without putting undue stress on the valve stem. I expected to lose some pressure when detaching it, but didn't. There is a handy frame attachment, but I found it fit easily in the small pannier I am using. I hope I don't need to use it, but am confident it will perform well if I do.

Lightweight and sturdy, it's easily carried around for when you need it most. The tube is on the shorter side so if the tire valve is further away, I have to pick up the bike and rotate the tire to have the air valve lower so I can easily connect the pump and have it on the ground to pump. The pump can be used when not on the ground, it just makes it a bit more difficult to use as the air pressure in the tire increases. Still, a good buy and works well. The valve screws onto the bike tire valve, making it easier to use than some pumps with levers to lock in onto the valve.

This pump is very lightweight & easy to use. I did not use it as a floor pump, because it was so easy just to hold the pump in my hands after I attached it to the valve stem. Actually I liked this because it was so simple to attach and inflate the tires. I did not have to rotate the tires to have the valve stem in a certain place. In moments I was ready to go!! I would recommend to a friend