BikingMyWay High Volume High Pressure (300PSI) Convertible Hand Bike Pump with Gauge - Frame Mounting Kit Included - Portable Bike Suspension Fork Pump - Lightweight Bike Shock Pump - Also Works as High Volume Tire Pump - CNC Machined Schrader and Presta Flip Head - Alloy Made Barrels

I have to say I was cautiously optimistic that the reviews for this pump were justified. They were. This is a great pump. Mounts easily under my bottle cage and it's still small enough to stay clear of my pumping legs, while still being big enough to pump up tires in short order. This pumps is well engineered and manufactured, you can feel the quality in use. The selectable pumping modes ( high volume, and high pressure) are very clever and useful. The gauge is a great feature as I needed a pump and a gauge for my new bike having presta valves son I chose this integrated gauge and omni valve design with the convertible machined valve that locks up solid on either Presta or Shrader. Also, other compact pumps don't have the attached hose design.Theirs latch onto the stem directly without a hose and the seals and mechanisms are stressed and wear quicker as a result of the movement from pumping. This design provides better stability, efficiency, and durability. Just a really nice, efficient little pump for the money. Definitely I got more than my moneys worth.

I tested it right after it arrived. Deflated the front tire (700x23cc) of my road bike down to 50 psi, and wanted to see how much time it takes to inflate the tire back to 100 psi with this pump. It takes about 2 1/2 minutes, not bad at all, considering that it's just a small hand pump. I'm sure it will come in very handy if I do get a flat someday. Also, the built-in gauge is very convenient and appears to be accurate. With the high-pressure mode, it's still easy to pump even when the in-tire pressure is getting close to 120 psi (which is a big plus compared to other regular hand pumps I've used). On top of that, it's small, light, easy to carry with you on a ride, looks high-quality and durable. Definitely recommended.

This is an amazing pump! The gauge is easy to read, having the hose to connect on the valve is much more convenient, the pressure release is a fantastic feature, and the switch from high volume to high pressure helps me to pump up the tire easy enough. The part I love the best though, is the valve adapter. For the presta it comes with a brass schrader adapter that screws on the valve and then the pump screws on tight to that. no wondering if you clipped it on right or if the clip lever is supposed to go up or down. It is the best seal that I've seen and I would recommend it for the slightly extra price.

First off, this should never be your primary bicycle pump! This is for occasional emergency use. For that purpose, it works very well! I love the flexible hose connection, and the high volume option to re-inflate the tire quicker. The biggest problem is the gauge. Apparently it's a common problem, and I decided that this pump was worth the gamble. Unfortunately, the gauge only worked once, and is now a little reminder that I'm a cheapskate. I still recommend the pump, but don't get it for the gauge.

Nice pump! I was having trouble finding a pump small enough to fit a full suspension frame, but able to deliver with out breaking the bank and this pump did the trick. I had to put in a new tube and from 0 to 50psi it did take me about 3 1/2 to 4 mins to pump. Granted it was my first time using this pump so, I kept stopping to check the pressure gage to measure where I was at.

Not that big, fits hand comfortably, Light, portable, and works as described. I just throw it in my geigerrig bando hydration system bag along with other stuff before I go out biking. At first I thought the pressure gauge is broken but then I found out from others that also purchased this item and they said that my bicycle tires has to be at least 50psi for the gauge to work.(thanks guys!) Now my bicycle tires are properly inflated and I'm happy while riding my bicycle! :)

Thsi is working well so far, I've used it on both shocks and tires without trouble. As noted, the pressure gauge doesn't work at low PSI, which is not a big deal, I don't freak out about exact PSI in my tires anyway. It's supposed to come with a Presta adapter - mine didn't, apparently fell off the package at some point, but the seller tossed one in the mail for me so all is good.

The pump works almost as designed; the gauge has yet to work for me. However, despite the gauge not working, I would still recommend this pump to anyone because of the two-stage function and because of the hose attachment. The hose attachment is probably the single greatest strength of this pump because unlike many of my other friend's pumps, I have yet to break or rip a valve while pumping up my mountain bike tires.