Is the pump suitable for ordinary bicycles (cruiser bikes)
1735981
sure its a bike pump, if the frame on your bike is too thick you might have to make your own deal with zip ties or tape or something but yes, it is a bike pump and its portable so if you have to patch and pump your tube on the road this is what you need
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.
1735983
It works for any basic bicycle tire. I keep it in my car or on my bike for emergencies. But I have a larger more powerful bike pump at home.
1735984
I think they are, cruiser bikes don't need high pressure so definitely you can use it, Just remember it is still for emergencies not for regular use. It is like using a black and decker tool in an industrial shop, it wont last too much.
343462
Any bike pump that fits a Schrader valve (the thicker valve size that is also found on all regular car tires) will do the job.
1207222
If it is filled with a needle like a ball, I would say so, but this is not a high volume pump. Appropriate for road bike tires, or a small emergency pump.
1336990
This is not advisable since bicycle tires can require tire pressure well over 100psi. This pump's maximum operating pressure is 70psi.
1424386
Yes, cars and motorcycles, using the schrader side; BUT, it'll be like using a spatula to shovel snow. This Sport II model is great for standard or many special bikes, such as electrics. If you need an especially heavy duty BICYCLE pump, perhaps for fat or tubeless tires, you'll want to search for and consider a Stage 2 or Stage 3 pump such as the Topeak Transformer XX or Joe Blow Ace: each retails for $150. The latter are still not for cars.
254988
It may fit... it is hard to tell. But the mini pump is light weight, very small. I used last summer after I changed the inter tubes on both bikes. I carried the pump with me and a few more tools in my back pack ALL THE TIME.
1337707
I'm not sure, as I'm not familiar with your specific stroller, but the pump it much smaller than a typical bike pump. My best guess is that it would be small enough.
267323
Any bike pump will work. I would suggest a full size pump with foot pegs. We used a small hand held bike pump but it broke down after a few days, full size much easier to use. Great rocket, you will have a blast.
1770559
I use a Topeak Mountain Morph (high volume) for my Fatbike. It takes me about 120 pumps to fill a 4"X26 bicycle tire to 7 PSI. I'm sure the Mountain Morph would work for your needs if you have the patience.
975078
The simple answer is yes. I think you will find this pump will suit your needs quite well.
105461
Yes. You have to continue pumping the handle just like you would with an air pump for bikes. This bilge is very capable and can extract large volume of water in short amount of time.
1727362
I returned mine. I originally bought it for my bike tires and it was the wrong type of air pump. So it might be the wrong type for you too.
271168
No I would not recommend this for pumping up bike tires. It is more for large inflatables. River rafts, air mattresses....etc...
445343
This probably wouldn't work for that. It is a small pump made for mountain bike shocks. It can be used for bike tires but takes a while due to the small size of the pump.
1722936
You can use these pedals for all those applications. I would surprised to see them on a cruiser, but if you want to clip in there is no problem with it. One problem that may come up when putting them onto a cruiser is if the bike uses a single-piece crank, the thread diameters may not be correct. But 95% of all bikes use the same thread diameter.
501096
Not on the one I received. It has a needle used for air-filled balls, but not the standard bike adaptor (see here http://bit.ly/13xsIeB). Also, I don't think that this pump is designed to deliver the high pressure that bike tires require. Hope this helps.
863762
It is meant as a sports equipment pump, for balls and the like. It may be used on low pressure tires. If you are looking for something that will inflate bike tires to 40 lbs or more you should consider a pump designed for that. Probably will work in an emergency.