Pumps, mini pumps, CO2 pumps and pressure gauges

Cycling equipment such as mini pumps, service pumps, CO2 pumps and pressure gauges are essential tools for maintaining proper tire pressure and ensuring safe and efficient cycling. Here is a brief description of each:

Mini pumps: Mini pumps are compact and portable air pumps that can be easily carried on a bicycle or in a backpack. They are ideal for inflating on the road and in emergency situations.
Service pumps: Service pumps are larger and more powerful than mini pumps. They are intended for use at home, in the workshop or in the bicycle shop.
CO2 pumps: CO2 pumps are compact devices that use compressed carbon dioxide (CO2) cartridges to quickly inflate tires.
Barometers: Barometers, also known as pressure gauges or pressure indicators, are used to measure the air pressure in bicycle tires.

Having these tools and equipment on hand ensures that you can easily inflate your bike's tires to the correct pressure, thus improving traction, handling and overall ride quality. Correct tire pressure not only increases performance, but also reduces the risk of punctures and improves tire life.

Check out our video "The most common causes of bicycle punctures and how to eliminate them"

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