The Reverend
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I've used lots of different ones / brands. It does what it needs to and is so much cheaper. I feel less like I'm pouring eau d'cologne inside my tyres at that price.So you'd definitely recommend this?
I've used lots of different ones / brands. It does what it needs to and is so much cheaper. I feel less like I'm pouring eau d'cologne inside my tyres at that price.So you'd definitely recommend this?
Good feedback - added to cart!I've used lots of different ones / brands. It does what it needs to and is so much cheaper. I feel less like I'm pouring eau d'cologne inside my tyres at that price.
The well worn tyre inflating gun. This is a straight though gun from the tank with no restrictions or reducers to slow the flow/volume. Press the handle down and full pressure out the nozzle.To be fair, I've only needed to worry about my tyres but with two more MTBs on the scene, it might be worth a look further down the line.
Did you have to buy a Presta adapter separately for yours?
And where does one buy all this stuff from?The well worn tyre inflating gun. This is a straight though gun from the tank with no restrictions or reducers to slow the flow/volume. Press the handle down and full pressure out the nozzle.
The brass fitting in the end is a presta-schrader adaptor, I change it out every few years as the O-ring gets worn.
It doesn't get screwed on, its a push fit as the valve sits nicely in the adaptor, sealed by the O-ring.
Inflates a 2.5 tyre from sitting baggy on the rim to sealed and popped on the bead in ~2-3 seconds.
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I lost my little adapter years ago so literally jamb the end of one of these on the valve with less core and it goes pop pop pretty well but as it’s a big compressor, takes a while to load up so use the track pump 99% of the time cause I’m impatient.The well worn tyre inflating gun. This is a straight though gun from the tank with no restrictions or reducers to slow the flow/volume. Press the handle down and full pressure out the nozzle.
The brass fitting in the end is a presta-schrader adaptor, I change it out every few years as the O-ring gets worn.
It doesn't get screwed on, its a push fit as the valve sits nicely in the adaptor, sealed by the O-ring.
Inflates a 2.5 tyre from sitting baggy on the rim to sealed and popped on the bead in ~2-3 seconds.
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And where does one buy all this stuff from?
The compressor will come with a hose and some fittings, I reckon this gun is supposed to be a blower. Easily retrofitted to be an inflator.Go to Repco or Supercheap and buy a compressor with a tank
Then when I do get out, my legs have become all puny from eeeeeverseI lost my little adapter years ago so literally jamb the end of one of these on the valve with less core and it goes pop pop pretty well but as it’s a big compressor, takes a while to load up so use the track pump 99% of the time cause I’m impatient.
Maybe your arms are just really puny from spending all your time in the Zwiftverse
Looking buff there, Billy. I wish zwift avatars looked so hunky.Then when I do get out, my legs have become all puny from eeeeeverse
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I don't use a compressor for topping up a tyre before a ride, thats a Lezyne digital pumps job.
If you know you are going to change a tyre, flick the switch in the compressor and in about 1 minute its ready to go.
Zwift is the most flattering. It distributes your weight to the most appropriate places, 85kg of pure muscle.Looking buff there, Billy. I wish zwift avatars looked so hunky.
Call the team car up, front flat!Zwift is the most flattering. It distributes your weight to the most appropriate places, 85kg of pure muscle.
Got no hair son ? We'll give you some.
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I get shadows in 4K, the AppleTV guys don't even have tyresCall the team car up, front flat!
Yeah, little bike.Do you still have the Norco Optic?
I like the acid green against the dark olive frame, looks good!Yeah, little bike.
Funny how things work out, almost like it was meant to be, but it wasn't.. Should put the frame that the fork was meant to go on together one of these days.I like the acid green against the dark olive frame, looks good!
What frame did you have in mind?Funny how things work out, almost like it was meant to be, but it wasn't.. Should put the frame that the fork was meant to go on together one of these days.
I bought two bottles of Monkey's Sauce and a side loader water bottle cage.
Haha yeah I know!
Should have asked the oracle which one to buy... not all sideloaders are made equal, some are so bad they spit the bottle out the opposite sidea side loader water bottle cage.