Great 'blow job' !!

[Bert]

...well, it did get you to read this thread didn't it? !!

If you're looking for an excellent electric air pump for your GS, this is it!
Best mix is to get those crocodile clips as well as the 'Powerlet' plug type ends where you can get a BMW plug to use in your
bike.
The pump can be used with or without the pressure guage in line.

Available by mail order from:
David Petersen, Manager
BestRest Products, LLC
6908 220th St. SW
Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043 USA
(425) 673-1023 Voice
(425) 673-0502 Fax
[email protected]

David will gladly answer any queries you may have- here's a picture - and , before you cynics ask, I'm not on a commission either-

 

[bmwrich58]

WORKS FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've had one for two years and no problems.
I haven't had a flat on my bikes (knock on wood) in over 3 years.
But I have fixed and filled numerous tires for others on other bikes, and even cars!
Throw away them dang useless cartridges, and move ahead with technology!!
Yes people this pump works great, you'll be happy.
Comes complete with a "plug end" that fits either "ciggie lighter" outlet, or BM' factory outlet.
My vote is a 10,10,10!!!

 

[MikeO]

How much?

Mike

EDIT -Just Checked - $80! Are they pissed? I'd suggest you buy a cheapy compressor from Halfords or something (the one I bought 5 yrs ago cost a fiver and is still going strong) and a pen type pressure gauge for a couple of quid...

 

[Bert]

WORKS FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've had one for two years and no problems.
I haven't had a flat on my bikes (knock on wood) in over 3 years.
But I have fixed and filled numerous tires for others on other bikes, and even cars!
Throw away them dang useless cartridges, and move ahead with technology!!
Yes people this pump works great, you'll be happy.
Comes complete with a "plug end" that fits either "ciggie lighter" outlet, or BM' factory outlet.
My vote is a 10,10,10!!!

quality engineering- but at a price- can't have it both ways!

 

[Dahoum]

quality engineering- but at a price- can't have it both ways!

if the Halfords one is still going strong after 5 years seems to be quality engineering to me.