You missed the telescopic pump with the gauge on it. It also has a great feature of just locking the inner metal part and it becomes a low volume - high pressure pump. It comes with the bracket to attach to the water bottle holder.
@@TheDecathlonMan ok, you didn't miss that one, but there actually is another pump sold by decathlon that is much more compact, pumps up to 8 bars and you can attach it to your bike, Telescopic Hand Pump with Pressure Gauge 920.
If you mean to take out the plastic part, tapping it against a hard surface upside down usually works well, the rubber seal part can be a pain to get out and this can be removed by levering with a small allen key from a multitool.
For the trail: low pressure higher vol. www.decathlon.co.uk/p/mountain-bike-hand-pump-black/_/R-p-306754?mc=8549338 for home: www.decathlon.co.uk/p/bike-floor-pump-900-red/_/R-p-1016?mc=8385190
Check the threads on the valve and the pump, it may be either cross threaded or if there is dirt on the valve, this will increase the time taken to take it off
They are easy to lose. We sell these just in case for our 100 and 500 pumps 😉 www.decathlon.co.uk/p/100-and-500-bike-pump-head-repair-kit/_/R-p-173618?mc=8386996
@@TheDecathlonMan then decathlon staff sold me the wrong thing. After buying a bicycle from them I asked for a temporary pump to carry with me to which they sold me that. Well it’s too late to return it now. Thanks for your response
Excellent video, really helped me choose a pump for my kid's bike. Thank you!
Thanks, Glad it has helped, feel free to leave a review on the website if you like.
Super helpful!
I think the configurable head on the first pump is a great design, allowing to use with all valve types but with only 1 outlet
Great to hear, thanks, tried and tested design for sure.
Oh thanks! I just asked yesterday and today we got the video!!!
Thanks for the suggestion
1st pump is great! I had to loosen a bit the grey part so it could work, hope that helps
Thanks for the feedback!
superb
Very helpful broo❤
Thanks! Hope it helped you choose one.
Finally, a guy who gets to the matter, without being boorish. 👍
Thanks Jill, much appreciated
You missed the telescopic pump with the gauge on it. It also has a great feature of just locking the inner metal part and it becomes a low volume - high pressure pump. It comes with the bracket to attach to the water bottle holder.
Not missed, just deserves it’s own video much like the Co2.
@@TheDecathlonMan 😁😍
Actually, I’m using it for the last 2 years.
Riverside Mini Track Pump
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@@TheDecathlonMan ok, you didn't miss that one, but there actually is another pump sold by decathlon that is much more compact, pumps up to 8 bars and you can attach it to your bike, Telescopic Hand Pump with Pressure Gauge 920.
The one with the circular gauge on the end? Have not seen that in the UK in years, thought it was discontinued?
how to take out the plastic hole for the first pump if I put it inside🙄
If you mean to take out the plastic part, tapping it against a hard surface upside down usually works well, the rubber seal part can be a pain to get out and this can be removed by levering with a small allen key from a multitool.
Using 2.6" 29er , which one to get? Hybrid or mtb specific one. Confused, just want higher volume/stroke.
For the trail: low pressure higher vol. www.decathlon.co.uk/p/mountain-bike-hand-pump-black/_/R-p-306754?mc=8549338
for home: www.decathlon.co.uk/p/bike-floor-pump-900-red/_/R-p-1016?mc=8385190
The second pump takes too long to unscrew during which the tire looses all air
Check the threads on the valve and the pump, it may be either cross threaded or if there is dirt on the valve, this will increase the time taken to take it off
Moi j'ai perdu des pièces de la première pompe que j'ai jamais demonté...
They are easy to lose. We sell these just in case for our 100 and 500 pumps 😉 www.decathlon.co.uk/p/100-and-500-bike-pump-head-repair-kit/_/R-p-173618?mc=8386996
Trying to use any of these pumps are just pure pain and so uncomfortable. In the end I gave up and went to a pump carriage. Wast of money
They are meant for when you get a puncture, not to inflate at home, a track pump with a gauge is best for that. You do you 👍🏻
@@TheDecathlonMan then decathlon staff sold me the wrong thing. After buying a bicycle from them I asked for a temporary pump to carry with me to which they sold me that. Well it’s too late to return it now. Thanks for your response
This may help you choose a track pump instead. Decathlon Track Pumps - 100 vs 500 vs 900
ruclips.net/video/qWeGTkb3yTM/видео.html
@@TheDecathlonMan will be heading out to decathlon to purchase that. Exactly what I needed actually.
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