Tire Mini Compressor Pre-Select Tire Pressure 100PSI (Mini Pre-Select)

Description

This is a great little pump. ULTRA compact The Mini is a stripped down pocket pump weighs in at only 1 LB and fits in the palm of your hand. Built around a custom modified 12 volt inflator. What it lacks in looks, it makes up for in performance and functionality – which is what you really need when you’re stranded in the middle of nowhere. MotoPressor Pocket Pump has a 2 ft. long inflator hose, a 6.5 ft. long power cord with an SAE fitting on the end and a hands-free, screw-on delivery valve that fits all bikes. Included is a battery cable with an SAE fitting at the end for you to connect into. All this packs small into a heavy duty neoprene pouch. MotoPressor Pocket Pump will pump the front tire of your motorcycle from flat to around 32 psi and the rear to around 28psi in two (2) minutes (Tests run on a R1200GS). MotoPressor is capable of pumping over 100 psi! We are so confident about the quality of our product that it is covered by a FIVE YEAR WARRANTY. WARNING – Do not use this pump in a standard accessory outlet, unless it is wired directly to the battery and bypasses the motorcycle’s electrical computer system, “CANbus”. The CANbus monitors and limits the amperage of the accessory outlet. When you plug the MotoPressor Pocket Pump into a CANbus equipped accessory outlet the CANbus will automatically shut off the circuit and the MotoPressor will stop working. MotoPressor Mini Pump enables you to pre-select a tire pressure, pump your tires and the pump will automatically switch OFF when it reaches the pre-selected pressure. The kit includes the pump with a digital pressure gauge and all the power leads and connectors to enable you to run off your motorcycle battery or a mini jump starter. All this is packed neatly into a sturdy carry case. The MotoPressor Mini Pump is CE approved and comes with a 5 year product warranty. The unit weighs 18oz and measures 4.13 inches wide x 4.92 inches high x 2.17 inches depth. *See manufacturer site for bike specifics