BBB Cycling AirBoost 2.0 Bike Pump with Pressure Gauge Strong and Accurate Floor Compatible Presta, Schrader Dunlop 90 cm High Rubber Hose Black BFP 28

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Blacks Compact floorpump with 90cm high pressure rubber hose.Key Features:Accurate 3 inch pressure gauge with indicator displays both Bar and PSI.Steel barrel with strong and stable composite base.Ergonomic "boomerang" type handle, natural pumping position for increased pumping power.DualHead 3.0 pumphead with thumblock lever.90cm high-pressure rubber hose.Specification:Max Air Pressure11 bar, 160 PSICompatible valvesDunlop, Presta/French, Schrader/AutomotiveMaterialSteel, CompositeBase materialCompositeType pumpheadDualHead 3.0With gaugeYesType gaugeAnalogue

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Compact floorpump with 90cm high pressure rubber hose.Key Features:Accurate 3 inch pressure gauge with indicator displays both Bar and PSI.Steel barrel with strong and stable composite base.Ergonomic "boomerang" type handle, natural pumping position for increased pumping power.DualHead 3.0 pumphead with thumblock lever.90cm high-pressure rubber hose.Specification:Max Air Pressure11 bar, 160 PSICompatible valvesDunlop, Presta/French, Schrader/AutomotiveMaterialSteel, CompositeBase materialCompositeType pumpheadDualHead 3.0With gaugeYesType gaugeAnalogue

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PRESSURE GAUGE: accurate 3 Inch pressure gauge with indicator that displays both Bar and PSI COMPATIBILITY: Thanks to the DualHead 3.0 this bike foot pump is compatible with the most common valves; Presta, Schrader & Dunlop ERGONOMIC HANDLE: The boomerang-shaped handle of the bike floor pump is easy to hold and creates a natural pumping position, quick and powerful AIR PRESSURE: the AirBoost 2.0 is a high pressure floorpump with a max air pressure of 11 Bar / 160 PSI DURABLE: steel barrel with strong and stable composite base


Product specifications

Brand BBB
EAN
  • 8716683131376
Color
  • Black
Size
  • 70 cm
MPN
  • 2949642801

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