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Pros Very compact Lightweight – much lighter than the larger size Improved display screen and location Works with all valve types Surprisingly good pumping performance Comes with a soft storage bag Cons Fairly expensive Kinda loud – like other electric pumps Need to remember to check battery and recharge occasionally MSRP: $55 Valves: Presta Max psi: Not specified Hose length: 3" Gauge: None Weight: 134 g Pros Mini-pump and CO2 inflator in one Light weight Good for higher volume applications – MTB and gravel Cons Doesn't work with Schrader valves Not great for high-pressure pumping MSRP: $70 Valves: Reversible locking, fits Presta and Schrader Max psi: 100 Hose length: 3.5" Gauge: None Weight: 165 g Pros Ultra-compact design Hidden air hose Integrated heat sinks Cons Not the easiest to mount to bike frame Expensive MSRP: $150 Valves: Presta Max psi: 60 Hose length: 25.5" (65 cm) Gauge: Digital Weight: 2,326 g Pros Moves lots of air per stroke Great for MTB and gravel tires Turbohead is quick and easy to use (once you get used to it) Digital gauge is bright and easy to read Solid gauge accuracy Cons Digital gauge turns off very quickly Not good for high pressure applications MSRP: $150 Valves: Presta, Schrader, and Clik Max psi: 160 Hose length: 39.4" (100 cm) Gauge: Analog Weight: 1,936 g Pros Works as a standard pump and mini tubeless booster Works well for high pressure and high volume tires Charger tank foot pedal is easy to operate Replacement parts available Huge gauge is easy to read and accurate Much lighter than most booster/charger type pumps Cons Awkward to pick up unless hose is secured over handle Smaller charger tank doesn't seat tubeless tires reliably MSRP: $20 Valves: Presta and Schrader all-in-one Max PSI: 160 (11 bar) Hose Length: 34" (86cm) Gauge: Analog Weight: 1,090g Pros Very affordable Gets the job done Easy to use Versatile all-in-one head Cons Shorter hose length Not the most stable footing Less robust build MSRP: $125 Valves: Presta and Schrader all-in-one Max PSI: 220 (15.2 bar) Hose Length: 47” (120cm) Gauge: Analog Weight: 1,500g Pros All-in-one head is easy to use and has a good, sturdy feel Relatively efficient Easy to read analog gauge with clear color differentiation between high volume and high pressure readings Greater gauge detail between 0-40 psi Metal handle feels solid Smooth pumping action Cons Stand is not the most stable in the test No rubber padding on bottom of metal foot Gauge only goes up to 140 psi MSRP: $85 Valve: Presta and Schrader thread-on Max PSI: 220 (15.2 bar) Hose Length: 46" (117cm) Gauge: Analog Weight: 1,885g Pros Slim/sleek Does the job Fully serviceable Moderate price Cons Screw-on valve is less user-friendly MSRP: $175 Valves: Presta and Schrader all-in-one Max PSI: 160 (11 bar) Hose Length: 54” (137cm) Gauge: Digital Weight: 3,002g Pros Very accurate gauge Fast enough airflow to almost fully seat tubeless tires 54” hose length increases usability and plays nicely when the bike is on a stand Digital gauge is easy to read and repeatable Pin and plug hidden in handle Cons Less efficient than a normal floor pump Challenging to increase reservoir pressure above 125 psi Average all-in-one head connection MSRP: $240 Valves: Presta and Schrader all-in-one Max PSI: 160 (11 bar) Hose Length: 60” (152 cm) Gauge: Analog Weight: 3,387g Pros 60” hose is super long Simple operation to release reservoir Generally easy to use Stable Cons Expensive Head is somewhat loose and gets knocked off easily Challenging to fill reservoir fully to 160psi Airflow from reservoir is not quick enough to always seat tubeless tires Best Bike Pumps Comparison Chart How We Tested Bike Pumps At BikeRumor, we ride bikes — a lot
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