Aerostich Mini Compressor - Mixers & Amps - Audio - Electronics - A to B

I purchased this last year for that time I needed it. That time occurred 3 weeks ago on my trip to Alaska. I went to use it. The motor ran, the nozzle spit out air. But the nozzle did not seat. It let air out of the tire but not in the tire. Bummer dude. So I used my back up, back up a CO2 cartridge. No matter what I tried the nozzle would not seat. This is my story.

Mine fell apart as well. I used it for about 6 months and it worked fine. Screws backed out and it came completely apart. Replaced with Stop & Go and had it for two years with no problems. Unlike Aero to sell something inferior. They usually have top rated stuff.

Not too happy with it. Enjoyed this little pump a few times but the black plastic cover screws vibrated loose and the inner gears came apart. Found one of the two screws so I can at least try to find another and try to reassemble. Would have been a great place for some Loctite??

I have had one of these for about four years. I have used it numerous times. Road side repairs, with a plug and this are easy. I can let air out of tire on off roads, and comfortably rely on this to air back up for hard pavement. Every tour needs this in your "possibles" bag. I have a couple flats every year, every trip. This replaced my CO2 forever.

There are few worse feelings than being on the side of the road, far away from home, with a flat (or quickly deflating tire). This pump has now saved me twice and therefore deserves a review. Simply put: It works. In combination with a Dynaplug and a spray of chain lube to ease insertion of the plug (very important), it got the job done with relative ease. The pump gets extremely hot in use and took several minutes to inflate my latest flat from 15 PSI to 42 PSI. If it was stolen tomorrow, I'd immediately buy another.

I purchased this tiny pump to keep in my bike for touring. Right now that is all I have done. I did test it to see if it worked, just added one pound air pressure to bike. Hopefully it will only stay pannier and never be used.

This pump has traveled 145,000 miles with me on my F6B. 3 times it’s been above above the Artic Circle from Middle GA. Last July 1/2 way up the Dalton HY I stopped on the Haul Road to help a guy on a 1200 GS. In the middle of trucks pelting us with gravel and an unbelievable number of mosquitos we mounted a new rear tire. His big air pump would not do the job of seatIng the tire. Mine did.
Happy riding to you, David

I bought this for traveling. Works well as it is intended. Much better than the one I was traveling with. If you don't have a lot of space and don't want to be stuck on the side of the road, this is the one to buy along with a tire plugger kit.

As long as your bike has a battery, this will work. Never have low tire pressure again. It works a treat off the power outlet on my bike, though I had to up the fuse to 10A on the power outlet circuit. Works perfectly.

I've used this little pump for over two years now and it is beyond Excellent. Great value, great functionality with very compact packing.

Nail in tire last year in the middle of nowhere and it worked flawlessly with multiple inflations nursing the bike for over 100 miles for tire replacement.

Also extremely convenient to use if needed during routine cold tire checks at the motel. No more searching for and paying for air at gas stations.