I am looking for a reliable / accurate gauge. Digital is preferred. I cannot find one for road bikes (up to 160psi) that I really trust.
What is your experience and can you give me link or name so I can get?
Thank you
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Reliable / Accurate Air Gauge
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I use this one.
Digital, seems pretty accurate, light, fairly small, and not too pricey.
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I use this one.
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Digital, light, fairly small.
Seems pretty accurate.
Easy switch between Schraeder & Presta.
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Come on, I know I am not the only one here who uses these things.
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SilentShifter said:
Come on, I know I am not the only one here who uses these things.
Well you're sort of right. I think most of us use an air pressure gauge now and again, but usually, I just stick to the one that's built-in to my pump, a Topeak Joeblow Sport. There's little point in getting dead-on-balls-accurate readings unless you're going for a new world speed record where tyre pressure really really matters. 🙂 -
I have a really good floor pump with a gauge but I was looking for one to use when I am out on the road and have to repair a flat or change a tube - I don't wanna blast a co2 cartridge into my tire and overinflate. I found a digi gauge from colorado cyclist I may go with.
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