Portable Electric Pump

Name: Portable Electric Pump
Brand: MOD third-party (US)
Price: 79.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.83 (6 reviews)

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Compact air pump with a built-in battery, providing up to 120 PSI to inflate almost anything!

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Electric Air Pump

Have used the pump several times and found it easy to use and very convienent. Our hand pump had just broken, so we found it at the right moment!

Thanks, Brian! Perfect timing with the pump replacing your hand pump — glad it’s been easy and convenient for you. Here’s to many more hassle-free rides!
– MOD BIKES

Perfect!

This is the best portable pump you could ever have!

Thanks for the awesome shoutout, Rus! Glad to hear the portable pump’s working out so well for you. Let us know if there’s anything else you’re curious about or want to add to your rides.
– MOD BIKES

Review of Kick stand

This device is great to carry in my bag, and really gives me peace of mind. I use it both to check tire pressure and to refill the tires. If all you're doing is topping off your tires from time to time, a single charge lasts a really long time.

Thanks for sharing, Kit! We're glad to hear that little device is coming in handy and giving you peace of mind for those quick tire top-offs. Let us know if there’s anything else you need to keep those rides smooth and easy!
– MOD BIKES

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Love this little pump!

We bought the Portable Electric Pump for our Mod-bike, but I discovered it is a life-saver used on my car tires. When the air temperature dropped, the dashboard of my Toyota Corolla warned me I had low tire pressure. It was super easy to turn on, set the desired tire pressure, hook it up to the tire (it screws on, so I did not inadvertently lose air while fiddling with the attachment), and pumped up my auto’s tires. The two in front were 10 lbs low. They filled quickly. It was not early as noisy as the old pump I used to have, which plugged into the cigarette lighter. This new, portable pump did not need to plug into anything for I had already charged the battery while in the apartment and it had plenty of power. I didn’t need to find a gas station with a pump, didn’t need to find a credit card to pay $250 for 3 mins of air. It was nice to know that this pump could ride in my glove compartment (except for when I take it for a bike ride) and always be there for my use, as needed.