The Woowind LP1 Bike Tire Inflator is the Last Pump You'll Ever Need

Portable Bike Tire Inflator Review. Woowind lp1 (Same features as the CYCPLUS A5, A7 series) Rechargeable Battery Powered Air Compressor. This small, lightweight, portable tire inflator measures 6.5" long and 2.5" in diameter and weighs exactly 1 pound. It is small enough to carry in a frame bag, backpack or toss it in the glove compartment.
It will inflate car tires, bike tires, motorcycle tires, basketballs, pool toys, and most other inflatables. The long-lasting lithium-ion battery provides enough power to inflate many bike tires before a recharge is needed.
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The Woowind Tire inflator has 5 completely customizable "quick" modes to choose from depending on what kind of inflating you need to do. The modes are;
Car Tire Mode
Motorcycle Tire Mode
Bicycle Tire Mode
Basketball Mode
Custom Mode
You can quickly and easily change between the 5 modes with the press of a button.
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[@davescycling]

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[@landralin8381]

I just bought the device and the instructions were horrible so watch😢your how to video was so helpful! Thanks

[@davescycling]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so
Much for the comment!!
Dave

[@TheKillTable]

Totally agree 👍

[@tinkerbell_faye]

Thank you so much for this review and demo!

[@davescycling]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment!

[@derricktebusweke6264]

Dunlop valve might be for Schreder valves found on car tyres.

[@createdbyLez]

Nice and clear delivery. Just about to purchase one here in the U.K. 👌🏻😉

[@davescycling]

Hope you enjoy it! Thanks for commenting!
Dave

[@mchevownr]

Super tutorial video sir! I read the owners manual and nowhere did it say how to start the compressor after connecting the hose. Thank you!🙏 how has you been liking this compressor as of today?

[@davescycling]

Glad it helped! I use it pretty often, it even works great topping off my car tires every so often! I love it! Thanks for the comment!

[@akjohn09]

Thanks, curious if when you connect the pump to your bike tire, the current psi is displayed and the pump counts up from there. As of now, my pump will start at zero, when I know the tire has at least 60psi.

[@davescycling]

Thank you for the question! Yes, the Woowind LP1 instantly shows the pressure of the tire you are connected to! It really is a nice little unit. I use it a lot more than I thought. I would. I even use it to top off my car tires.when they are a few pounds low.

[@akjohn09]

Thanks for your reply. So mine is not working properly. When I connect the hose to a tire that already has air, the display shows zero. Any ideas on how to fix?

[@davescycling]

Are you turning the inflator on before you connect it? That is how I did it.

[@tbrobison]

Now that you've used this for a while, it would be nice to know how long the battery lasts. Also, it looks like you're losing some air pressure when removing the inflator from the tire stem. Any idea how much, and do you now "overshoot" the pressure setting to compensate?

[@davescycling]

Thomas, thanks so much for watching the video and asking a question! I have been doing some testing and this unit will inflate my 700C x 32 tires at least 5 times from 0 PSI to 60 PSI on a single charge with power to spare. Also, most times when I disconnect the pump there is practically no air loss at all so no, I do not add any pressure to compensate.
Dave

[@tbrobison]

@@davescycling Thanks for answering my question, Dave! My Woowind is arriving today. Looking forward to not having to haul out the full size air compressor every time I want to check/add air to all of our assorted tires/items!

[@davescycling]

Awesome! I hope it works out for you! I cannot wait for nice weather (I live in PA) to get back out on the road!
Dave

[@allenrudolph6109]

Per charge how much psi can it give for bicycle

[@davescycling]

Thanks for the question. It is rated to 150 PSI. As far as how many tires it can inflate per charge, I have not tested to failure, but was able to inflate 3 tires from 0 to 80 PSI and the battery still showed half charge.
I will do a video shortly that will test it to failure.
Dave

[@didymosprasinos]

Made in China

[@davescycling]

It’s a good product!
Dave