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$130.00
Specialized's Air Tool Comp Floor Pump boasts a pro-quality cast aluminum base, barrel, and ergonomic handle with rugged internals for easy pumping and excellent durability. Featuring Specialized's great SwitchHitter II head that automatically adapts to fit Presta and Schrader valves, this sturdy pump also sports an easy-to-read oversize gauge that makes finding the right pressures a breeze.
$119.99
We've developed the best travel-ready bicycle floor pump for cyclists on the go. The Digital Travel Floor Drive has been built to be as efficient as possible while maintaining ultimate portability. It utilizes our traditional floor pump tech-an aluminum barrel, steel piston, and fully rebuildable internals-in addition to its innovative foldable stainless-steel feet, a low-profile ergonomic Composite Matrix handle, and an ultra-compact digital pressure gauge integrated into the hose. The hose is incredibly long at 99cm, making it functional with all bikes, even when they are mounted in repair stands. Weighing only 792 grams (1.75lbs), measuring 51cm long, and packing up to a scant 10cm wide makes it the most efficient floor pump for its size and portability. Capably provides up to 160 PSI (11 BAR).
$60.00
Thanks to its smaller-diameter barrel, with Specialized's Air Tool HP Floor Pump it's easier than ever to inflate high-pressure tires. It also features Specialized's SwitchHitter head that works with Presta and Schrader valves, quality steel construction for excellent durability, and a three-sided base for superb stability. Plus, you'll love the comfortable, wide handle, easy-to-read oversize gauge and the nice, long hose.
$49.99
Specialized's Air Tool Sport Floor Pump boasts all-steel construction, durable internals, a long hose, a sturdy handle and a three-sided base for easy pumping and excellent stability. You also get Specialized's SwitchHitter head that automatically adapts to fit Presta and Schrader valves, and an easy-to-read, 2-inch gauge to make dialing in the right pressure a breeze.
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