
Bosch Home & Garden EasyPump
10.30 bar
Bosch Home & Garden EasyPump
10.30 bar
What's the point of being able to control pressure if you lose at least 1 bar by unscrewing the valve connector?
I've solved this conceptual absurdity by replacing it with a Schrader inflation head with a clamp, like the ones you find at service stations for car/motorcycle tyres. Super easy and reliable connection on my bike and insignificant pressure loss of less than 0.1 bar on disconnection.
The other pump connectors work very well with this head.
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I have purchased the device for our fleet (7 bikes, 1 trailer) to no longer pump by hand. The device is ideal in terms of size, handiness and operation. However, there are also points of criticism: Due to the compact design, the device takes a relatively long time to inflate a bicycle tire to 3-4 bar. Accordingly, the battery is almost empty after 6-7 tires. The air hose is quite short. And the adapter for Presta valves lacks a retaining clip, which presses the connection on the valve and holds it in position.
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Very useful. But it takes what feels like a quarter of an hour to pump a spare 235/60 R16 100W tyre from 2.2 bar to 3.0 bar. Doesn't happen often, of course.
02.04.2025. Current assessment:
It took a tremendous amount of time to recharge a tyre to the target pressure after the pressure had dropped by a few tenths of a bar. The battery then had to be recharged before it was the next tyre's turn. It was extremely tedious, so I used it very little.
Today I tried again, but it seems to be completely defective. Instead of increasing the air pressure, it deflates the tyre. The pressure drops. I had to stop.
I would like to warn the Community about this device!!!
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Excellent, ergonomic device with intuitive user interface, for cycling, in the car, for camping to inflate tires and balls. Not suitable for air mattresses and rubber boats, rather for high pressures but with low delivery volume.
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