Dunlop Bicycle Foot Pump - 12Bar - Presta, Schrader

This Dunlop bicycle floor pump is designed for efficient and easy inflation of various tires and i...

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This guide is for cyclists and general users who need a reliable and easy-to-use pump for inflating tires and various inflatables. The Dunlop Bicycle Foot Pump offers efficient inflation with its sturdy design and versatile valve compatibility, allowing you to quickly inflate tires to the desired pressure. Note that while the pump includes adaptors for different valve types, ensuring a proper seal and preventing air leakage is crucial for accurate inflation.

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Model Part Number17049
BrandDunlop

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FAQs

What valve types does this pump support?

This pump supports Schrader (car valve), Presta (French valve), and Dunlop (Dutch valve) valves.

How do I inflate a tire with a Presta valve?

You may need to use an adaptor. Securely attach the Presta valve adaptor to the valve stem and then attach the pump head. Pump until the desired pressure is reached.

What is the maximum pressure this pump can achieve?

The pump can achieve a maximum pressure of 180 PSI or 12 Bar.

Where can I store the valve adaptors?

The valve adaptors can be stored in the transparent box mounted on the pump.

Can I use this pump for car tires?

Yes, the pump is compatible with Schrader valves, which are commonly used in car tires.

How do I clean the pump?

Wipe the pump with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals.

What should I do if the pump doesn't inflate the tire?

Check the valve connection to ensure it's properly attached and sealed. Make sure the pump is compatible with the valve type.

Troubleshooting

Pump doesn't inflate the tire.

Check the valve connection to ensure it's properly attached and sealed. Inspect the pump hose for any leaks or damage. Make sure the pump is compatible with the valve type.

Pressure gauge is inaccurate.

Check the gauge for physical damage. Ensure the pump is correctly attached to the valve. If issues persist, consider using a separate pressure gauge to verify the reading.

Pump is hard to use.

Ensure the pump is placed on a stable surface. Apply foot pressure to the base to hold it steady. Check the valve connection to ensure the pump is correctly attached.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Versatile valve compatibility for different tire types.
  • Built-in pressure gauge ensures accurate inflation.
  • Sturdy and stable design for efficient pumping.
  • Includes adaptors for various inflatables.
  • Easy to use, even for beginners.

Cons

  • Requires proper valve connection for optimal performance.
  • Analog gauge may require careful reading.
  • Gauge could be difficult to read in low light conditions.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Valve Compatibility: Ensure the pump head is compatible with the tire valve type (Schrader, Presta, Dunlop).
  2. Attaching the Pump: Securely attach the pump head to the valve stem, ensuring a tight seal.
  3. Inflation: Use the handle and foot leverage to pump until the desired pressure is reached, indicated on the gauge.
  4. Storage: Store the pump in a dry place. The valve adaptors can be kept in the provided transparent box for safekeeping.

*Care Instructions:*

  • Clean the pump with a damp cloth.
  • Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents.
  • Check the hose and valve connections regularly for any leaks.
  • Lubricate the pump's moving parts if needed.

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