Comments on: can car pump at petrol stations be used for (pumping) bicycle? http://biketrailreviews.com/bike-equipment/can-car-pump-at-petrol-stations-be-used-for-pumping-bicycle-533.php Get Out and Ride Thu, 12 Feb 2009 02:54:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: crazydave http://biketrailreviews.com/bike-equipment/can-car-pump-at-petrol-stations-be-used-for-pumping-bicycle-533.php/comment-page-1#comment-1131 crazydave Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:37:57 +0000 http://biketrailreviews.com/bike-equipment/can-car-pump-at-petrol-stations-be-used-for-pumping-bicycle-533.php#comment-1131 Yes, as long as your tubes have schrader valves or adapters. But, it's not recommeded. The pressure readings aren't always accurate and you could easily overinflate and blow out your tube if you're not careful. It would be best to use a floor pump with a built in pressure gauge. r> Yes, as long as your tubes have schrader valves or adapters. But, it's not recommeded. The pressure readings aren't always accurate and you could easily overinflate and blow out your tube if you're not careful. It would be best to use a floor pump with a built in pressure gauge. Yes, as long as your tubes have schrader valves or adapters. But, it’s not recommeded. The pressure readings aren’t always accurate and you could easily overinflate and blow out your tube if you’re not careful. It would be best to use a floor pump with a built in pressure gauge.
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Yes, as long as your tubes have schrader valves or adapters. But, it’s not recommeded. The pressure readings aren’t always accurate and you could easily overinflate and blow out your tube if you’re not careful. It would be best to use a floor pump with a built in pressure gauge.

]]> By: tonalc1 http://biketrailreviews.com/bike-equipment/can-car-pump-at-petrol-stations-be-used-for-pumping-bicycle-533.php/comment-page-1#comment-1130 tonalc1 Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:16:11 +0000 http://biketrailreviews.com/bike-equipment/can-car-pump-at-petrol-stations-be-used-for-pumping-bicycle-533.php#comment-1130 It's not a good idea. The pressure is so great you run the risk of rapid overinflation and possible damage. It's best to get a bicycle pump; they're not very expensive. r> It's not a good idea. The pressure is so great you run the risk of rapid overinflation and possible damage. It's best to get a bicycle pump; they're not very expensive. It’s not a good idea. The pressure is so great you run the risk of rapid overinflation and possible damage. It’s best to get a bicycle pump; they’re not very expensive.
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It’s not a good idea. The pressure is so great you run the risk of rapid overinflation and possible damage. It’s best to get a bicycle pump; they’re not very expensive.

]]> By: ketman100 http://biketrailreviews.com/bike-equipment/can-car-pump-at-petrol-stations-be-used-for-pumping-bicycle-533.php/comment-page-1#comment-1129 ketman100 Mon, 12 Jan 2009 04:27:58 +0000 http://biketrailreviews.com/bike-equipment/can-car-pump-at-petrol-stations-be-used-for-pumping-bicycle-533.php#comment-1129 as far as I know u can just take the bike. It will inflate in about 3 seconds tho and theres quite a high chance u'll get a big bang if ur not quick enough in stopping. r> as far as I know u can just take the bike. It will inflate in about 3 seconds tho and theres quite a high chance u'll get a big bang if ur not quick enough in stopping. as far as I know u can just take the bike. It will inflate in about 3 seconds tho and theres quite a high chance u’ll get a big bang if ur not quick enough in stopping.
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as far as I know u can just take the bike. It will inflate in about 3 seconds tho and theres quite a high chance u’ll get a big bang if ur not quick enough in stopping.

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