Compressor pump test: According to the manufacturer Fumpa Pumps, the miniFUMPA is the perfect alternative to CO2 cartridges and mini pumps. Measuring just 68 x 57 x 34 millimeters, this mini compressor pump actually fits in almost any saddlebag or jersey pocket. The high maximum pressure of 8,3 bar also speaks for itself. Our test reveals what else the miniFUMPA can and can't do… read more
Compressor pump test: When it comes to tools, good feel and reliable functionality are paramount. In our extensive compressor pump test, all previous products impressed us in these areas. However, Fumpa Pumps takes it a step further: exclusivity. This is evident not only in the design, but also… read more
Compressor pump test: As practical as battery-powered bicycle compressor pumps are, very few models are truly suitable for touring. Ideally, their dimensions are comparable to a conventional mini-pump, but compromises must be made, especially regarding weight. The Cycplus Tiny Pump Cube proves in the Velomotion test that this doesn't have to be the case. We put this little gem to the test… read more
Compressor pump test: From bicycle to car tires, the Fischer cordless compressor promises effortless inflation. The compressor features four integrated 500 mAh batteries and a backlit LCD display. The maximum pressure of 10,3 bar also sounds promising. Is it all just hype or a real standout? Fischer cordless compressor incl. power bank: … read more
Compressor pump test: Equipped with a frame mount, the Michelin battery-powered air pump is ideal for bike tours. Other features of this compact compressor pump include an analog display, a maximum pressure of 8 bar, and an integrated LED light. A pump with strengths and weaknesses, as our test would show. Michelin battery-powered air pump: Setup and… read more
