How does the pump mount on the bike?
1582435
It comes with mounting hardware for 2 different ways to mount, onto existing water bottle studs in the frame or a velcro system, which I chose and it works fine.
1582436
Pump comes with a clip-on mount that attaches to any tube on the bike with two heavy duty cable ties (included). I carry mine on the seat tube right beside the rear water bottle. It can also be screw-mounted using either of the water bottle locations. A Velcro strap provides backup for the spring clip.
1582437
I have added an image. The pump comes with the screws that screw the base onto the frame of the bike, and then it comes with the velcro to keep in place.
1582438
Pump comes with a bracket that bolts to the frame. Pump then velcros to bracket.
1582439
You'll want to get a strap Velcro mount. This should suffice: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000EDOSSI/ref=pd_aw_sims_2?pi=SL500_SS115
1396724
I dont think so- I used our bike pump- if I recall, it had an adapter to put on the bike pump. It was definitely a little awkward to pump up without a helper but I think I just wedged it between my feet or something!
190000
it is not a pump. it is just a tire inflater with built in gauge that works with an external air compressor. you need to already have a compressor. with that said, it works great for bike tires, i used mine on Sunday to top off my tires on my beach cruiser.
198912
The pump collapses and clicks together to form a very small object you can clip on to your bike. So all the elements of the pump are either involved with the pump function or the folding function - I don't see any extra parts on mine. There is one plastic mounting bracket for the bike.
2173882
Sorry I can't remember. It went on a Troy Bilt with a Honda engine. The pump faces back towards the handle and has a connection for a soap tank.
1735982
Yes, it is. I have a cruiser and I attached the pump to the seat tube all the way down close to pedals with the adaptor it comes. It fix great and don't bother at all. Also it is light, and helps due to cruiser are heavy bicycles.
343461
Hi... i used a regular pump like the one you use for bicycles. Just be mindful of the air pressure limits.Enjoy!
134095
I received an adapter with the pump, but didn't have to use it with my Schwinn bike, so can give you no input on the adapter.
324545
it hooks onto the bike's axel ... you'll need street tires not off road otherwise it makes a lot of noise
1976575
If you mean for fastening to frame, uses included zip ties to fasten to bike or can be mounted to bottle cage braze-on. Might be able to find narrow velcro strips to replace zip ties. If you mean how is pump held to it's holder, it uses included velcro strip that works quite well.
645193
In my case no, because my bike doesn't have a standard water bottle holder. If your bike does, you should be able to attach the pump between the frame and bottle holder ( it comes with a pump holder) with the same screws.
1469421
The dust cap and where the valve goes into the pump. I have bought 2 of these pumps. They are awesome! One for my mtb and the other for me tri bike. For the road/tri bike, you have to pump for awhile to inflate it to a good pressure. Usually I can get it to 80 to 90 psi. Good enough to finish race or get home.
1823213
It is 7" long. Not quite as long as the bracket the holds my water bottle. The pump comes with a bracket that allows you to attache it to your bikes frame, either in the same holes as the water bottle or on the up right pole to your seat. It worked just fine.
854673
It is designed to attach to the two pre-drilled holes on the down tube or seat tube of your bike frame. These are the same two holes where you would attach (or have already attached) a water bottle holder. You will need an Allen wrench that fits the existing screws in the frame. This is a hex-style L-shaped wrench. If you already have a water bottle holder mounted to the frame, no problem, your new pump holder will fit underneath it. Remove the two screws from your frame, remove your bottle holder (if you have one), place the pump's included mounting bracket directly over the holes in the frame, place the water bottle holder over that (if you have a bottle holder), and reinsert your screws. The pump should be positioned on the left or right side of your bike frame if you did this correctly.
1834117
It has to hook on to something. Mine hooked on the handle bars becasuse my bike doesn't have a large display either. Mine is also lower because of that but I was able to tilt it up a little so I could see it.
2149325
Yes, the pump comes with the bike frame mounting bracket and screws to put it between your water bottle holder and frame tube. This position worked well for me, but if you wanted to mount it somewhere else it also has slots for using a couple zip ties. I don't remember if it came with the zip ties and rubber shimstock that would make this as easy, but that's easy to find at a bike shop and or a hardware store. I got the pump last christmas after shopping for it and putting it on my wishlist, and it is definitely the best minipump I have ever used, after having gone through half a dozen myself over the years and using a lot of other people's. I do long distance bike touring and this is the pump I bring, no contest. Up until now I had forgot to do a review on this pump, but now that you remind me I think I will.
1899999
Internal piston pump. Looks serviceable from top and secures through the underside. Hope that helps.