LifeLine High Pressure Floor Pump
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LifeLine High Pressure Floor Pump
LifeLine High Pressure Floor Pump
LifeLine
LifeLine High Pressure Floor Pump with High Mounted Gauge
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Rated 4.6/5
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Top Features of the LifeLine High Pressure Floor Pump
LifeLine High Pressure Floor Pump with High Mounted Gauge
- Durable Steel barrel and base
- Twist and lock twin valve
- Ergonomic two-tone handle
- 160 psi
- MTB
- Road
About Floor Pumps
Floor - or track - pumps make it much easier to inflate tyres, especially if you need a high pressure or have large capacity MTB tyres. Most have an accurate pressure gauge so you can make sure your tyres are inflated correctly, reducing rolling resistance and punctures. Leave the mini pump for emergencies!
About the LifeLine brand
Lifeline is a manufacturer of cycling parts and accessories. Every product is developed and stringently tested in the UK to meet the highest standards of quality and reliability. We work with the leading factories around the world to bring you proven high performance products.
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Review from Cycling Plus
This may be the cheapest of the track pumps on test but Wiggle's Lifeline does the job well. It may not have the feel of the Pedro's or the Genuine Innovations pumps, the sleek styling of the Lezyne or the heft of the SKS, and it's one of the slower pumps to get to 100psi, but its metal base gives it solidity and stability in use, while the head stays on the valve securely, flipping easily from Presta and Schrader valves when required. And while the gauge isn't that large, the simple black and white graphics are highly contrasted and the pointer makes it an absolute doodle to use. A good product at a very, very good price.
In conclusion...
No-frills track pump represents great value for the budget-conscious cyclist
Rating: 9/10
LifeLine High Pressure Floor Pump
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Great value pump which works absolutely fine with my road bike clinchers. Having small issues with my tubs though. Pressure seems to be greater than its ability to grip the valve, meaning that it blows off unless someone holds it down (my girlfriend's new favourite job!)
15 July 2010
Does the job
First floor pump I've bought, pumps my tires up. Little bit stiff to secure but I've had injury to my hand and managed it.
15 July 2010
Perfect under pressure
This is just as good a pump as the last one I paid a lot more for (Sorry Joe). In fact, with the slick twist sleeve lock, I would say simpler to use and better, it get my road bike to 120 in a few strokes, and even gets my fat mountain tyres to high pressure fast.
15 July 2010
I'm so pleased I chose this...
I am absolutely delighted with this product. It exceeded my expectations when I opened the box. The pump seems pretty sturdy and has a comfortable grip. The base is metal and seems fairly solid. The twist mechanism to attach the pump is a little stiff at first but its new so I'd expect that. Overall I could not have chosen better in terms of value for money.
15 July 2010
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Having just purchased this pump can anyone tell me the correct way to attach this pump to the tyre without bending the valve!
Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 10 months ago
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1. connect the correct end ( faint marks on connector to indicate presta or schrader)2. push on connector onto valve
3. twist the connector a quarter turn to lock on
Country : United Kingdom
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Press fit and twist the body of the nozzle1 year, 9 months ago
Top 500 Contributor
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It's a bit tricky to connect the first few times you use it. You need to make sure the head is pushed all the way onto the valve and then rotate the little plastic dot to the side of the head on the pump the valve is connected to. It's really easy to get this wrong (done it several times), in which case you wonder whether you need to push it on harder. It's also easy on presta valves not to push the head on far enough. Hope that helps.
Obviously there's no instructions so can anyone give some simple step-by-step instructions on how to pump the tyres (presta ideally)?
2 years, 6 months ago
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unscrew black cap if you have one then remove, then unscrew little bit at the top of valve until loose at this point if you press the valve air will release if it has air in it, then push the head of the pump which is at the end of the pipe on to valve and twist the lock the correct way (only 2 ways, one will work and the other way wont)Now stand up and grab the handles and push down then pull up then down then up then down then up then down then up etc until you get the correct pressure usually about 100psi depends what is written on the side wall of the tyre. Once you have required pressure undue lock then screw valve back into place and replace black cap. And enjoy
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I'm assuming that you know how to take the valve cap off and get the valve ready to put the head of the pump on. Once you've done that you make sure the head is in the unlocked position and push the head of the pump firmly onto the valve then twist the hose side to the lock position. You can then pump up the tyre as much as you need, with the pressure shown on the gauge. Once you're done, twist it back to the unlocked position and the head will pop off the valve.Answer:
Hi, its easy.Take off the tyre dust cap
Lossen the valve screw
Push down to release a little air to unstick the valve.
Push the appropriate pump end over the the valve & twist in the direction of the valve.
Once finished, twist in opposite direction to release.
Re-tighten valve pin finger, tight, pop dust cap back on & you are done.
Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 6 months ago
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Yes - the pump does both2 years, 7 months ago
Top 1000 Contributor
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Yes as it has schrader on end & presta the other2 years, 7 months ago
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Yes, switchable between schrader and presta valves. I have used it on both
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Yes it does.3 years, 7 months ago
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I need to replace the head on this pump; do you know where I can get that as a spare part?
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Ask at Wiggle. They should be able to advise you I would think.Country : United Kingdom
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If you have need for spares or if you have a problem with your lifeline products please contact sales@wiggle.co.uk.2 years, 10 months ago
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the gauge is at the bottom of the pump.1 year, 9 months ago
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The gauge is at the bottom.Country : United Kingdom
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The picture shows the correct location of the gauge - I agree with you that it couldn't be described as "high mounted". That said, I've used the pump on our family bikes that all need different pressures and I've not had any problems reading the gauge.1 year, 11 months ago
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From memory, I think mine's at the bottom.Answer:
The gauge is where it's shown in the photo ie low down. Perfectly readable though and, on mine, it's accurate.1 year, 11 months ago
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gauge is at the bottom easily readable thoughAnswer:
it's attached to the base - easy to read though so not an issueAnswer:
The guage is at the bottom of the pump as shown ,but it is big and easily readable ,hope that helpsCountry : United Kingdom
Number One Contributor
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These have a low mounted gauge as pictured.
I have a hybrid bike with car like valves on tyres (Schrader I thnk). Is this pump suitable for such valves?
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Yes, both schrader and presta valves1 year, 11 months ago
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Yes it is compatible as it will inflate presta and schraderCountry : United Kingdom
1 year, 11 months ago
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My valves are Shrader (car type) and this pump fits fine. It also works for Presta types.Answer:
Yes it's double sidedAnswer:
Yes, it does both, shraeder and presta valves.1 year, 11 months ago
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Yes, my mate uses this pump and he has the car type valves.Answer:
Yes, the valve switches very easily from presta to schraderAnswer:
Yes, definitely. In fact I use this pump to check and top-up my car tyres in preference to the electric car pump.1 year, 11 months ago
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Yes - it will work with both schrader and presta valves1 year, 11 months ago
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i have this pump and it works on my car tyres perfectly, so i think you'll be fine. The double sided nozzle works on both Presta & Schrader valves. Good product, btw, cant see why you need to pay more for a pump.1 year, 11 months ago
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Yes, pump does both types of valves.Answer:
Yes, the pump has two ends to the adapter, one marked 'P' for Presto and the other 'S' for Schrader. I haven't tried the Schrader end but you shouldn't have a problem using it with that type of valve.1 year, 11 months ago
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This is compatible with both schrader and presta valves.
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No need as the valve is 'double headed'.Answer:
No,you just turn the locking switch.Answer:
No, the different valve typres are on opposite sides of the head so you can use either.Answer:
No - the head is double-headed2 years, 7 months ago
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No you have one head with the different valve adaptors on each end, you simply attach the presta or schrader onto your valve and twist to lock in place. Nice and easy2 years, 7 months ago
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No as the head has presta one end, schrader the other2 years, 7 months ago
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No, it has the two different valve types on either side of the nozzle.2 years, 8 months ago
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no,its a double head that you just turn over2 years, 9 months ago
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No. The pump head is like a T junction. One side for each type of valve.Answer:
No, the valve head has both valve types, and you twist it to select which one.
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No you don't have to change anything in the valve head. The head has two ports for the two different valve types. You simply insert the valve into the correct port, twist the locking lever and pump.2 years, 11 months ago
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what type of value does this pump fit I need one that does both presta and car type values
what type of value does this pump fit I need one that does both presta and car type values
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It does both-it has a dual valve head and a twist mechanism that locks onto the valve, and closes the valve not in use. I'm very happy with mine!1 year, 11 months ago
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It fits both Presta & Schrader (car) valves. Just choose the right connector on head of the unit, and then twist it to lock onto the valve.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 11 months ago
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This pump fits both valves you have mentionedCountry : United Kingdom
1 year, 11 months ago
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Fits both presta and schrader1 year, 11 months ago
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I have used this pump to pump up my car tyres last week no problem, the car tyres are the standard presta type ones. It will also do the schrader bikes ones too.Answer:
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This pump does presta and strada valves, not tried it on car1 year, 11 months ago
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Presta and shradaAnswer:
THIS PUMP FITS BOTH AND NICELY LOCKS ONTO THE VALVECountry : United Kingdom
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both type of tyres t can handle, it can also handle a valve enablingit to pump up footballs and Rugby balls1 year, 11 months ago
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This pump works with both Presta and car type valves.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 11 months ago
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Yes it does. The connector has both sizes already fitted. Put the right end on, twist the lock to hold it in place and off you go. No fiddly adapters to lose.Country : United Kingdom
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I would of thought so, as it has a facility for both in the description.Country : United Kingdom
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Yes, it fits both Presta and Shrader valves8 months ago
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Yes, it fits both presta and schrader valves as it it double sided.Country : United Kingdom
Top 500 Contributor
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yesAnswer:
Yes it does. It has a swivel head that fits either road or mob valves
Top 500 Contributor
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Yes i does both Presta and schrader valvesCountry : Australia
11 months ago
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Yes fits both type of valveAnswers
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10 pumps = aprox. 1 PSI on a 255/35 R19 tyre...so: slow work but fine for topping up when the temperature drops. You'll also need a pressure gauge accurate for the lower pressures seen in car tyres. Michelin do excellent digital meters - have a hunt on Amazon.
1 month, 3 weeks ago
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It will probably do the job but this is a low volume high pressure pump which is what cycle tyres require (around 100psi+).Cars and motorcycle tyres are high volume low pressure (35psi) so it would take many more stokes than a standard car foot pump to inflate the tyre
Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 7 months ago
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yep - works well here2 years, 7 months ago
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Both have schrader valves so I cant see why not. The Lifeline is able to inflate my road bike tyres to 140psi so a car tyre should be a doddle.2 years, 7 months ago
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Yes - dual head it fits both presta and schrader (car/motorcycle) valvesAnswer:
No sure about the pressure values of M/C tyres but easily does 110 psi. and has car type valve3 years, 5 months ago
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