AirMan Tour Adventure Compact Air Compressor with SAE,Crocdile Clips,Terminal Rings and 12v Cigarette Socket Connectivity,Black

very small and compact great for long rides on motorbike if and when punctures happen, i connect straight onto the battery under my seat, and in several minutes the tyres back upto pressure, performs well for the size of it

Not tried it yet but it does look good quality and stores away nicely in its bag, I bought this to go with my motorcycle

A bit larger than I thought, but feels well made and has 3 power connections. Although I blew the fuse on my battery charger cable connecting it to that (5A). On a 12V socket with 15A fuse it was fine. Will go in a tailbag for touring, could probably be opened up and hacked down to be smaller.

Bought for motorcycle use works well but gets hot in prolonged use when blowing one tyre up from flat which I expect will cut down it's life so I would suggest a few minutes break when using it for awhile.all the connectors make it versatile for different power options

Good compressor. Has spent over 6 months in a pouch on the outside of my bike being ridden, rained on, and even jetwashed once a week. Got it out to check it over last week and still works perfectly. The pressure gauge is also surprisingly accurate as I used my large garage compressor to check the pressures after, and it pretty much matched what this little 12v one read to within 1psi or so. I've used it on the trail to repair a puncture and it did the job for that although I would say that in order to seat the bead I like to pump the tubes up to 40psi or so. The compressor will do that but does get hot in the process and after about 20 psi the pumping up slows down significantly which is to be expected with such a small device. Not an issue, and I normally run my tires at about 20psi anyway, so for just checking or topping up the tires once in a while it's a great tool. Not the cheapest, but designed for exactly this job, and totally fit for purpose! Very happy with it. Would highly recommend if you ride off road in the UK and run tubes not mousses. I should say I do also carry a small hand pump as a backup but I've never needed to use it, and I sincerely hope i never have to!

Bought this to use with my motorcycle, and it's small and light enough that it's easy to take on rides in a pannier. I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical as it's quite small... maybe too small. So I just completely let the air out of my rear tyre and proceeded to inflate it fully with this device. It worked a charm! It was reasonably fast (didn't time it, maybe 3 to 5 minutes from flat to fully inflated) and even though it got a bit hot, it didn't seem to struggle too much other than the last 10 psi, which makes sense. The only downside is that the connector cable it comes with has a cigarette lighter style plug and my bike has a DIN plug, so I had to get an adaptor for it. Luckily I saw someone comment this so I bought both, and it only costed a few quid. If you have a running SAE terminal on your bike you can go straight to that as all of the provided cables have that connector anyway. Hopefully I won't need to use it much but, at least in part, I can go out with the peace of mind of knowing this thing works like it should.

Small compact easy to use and works well

Worked well from start, gave up after 20 uses. Motor ok, compressor stopped pumping, checked worn out piston ring