Tiny Pump to Inflate Gravel Tires? : CYCPLUS Cube Review

cycplus tiny pump review — CYCPLUS Packaging

CYCPLUS AS2 Tiny Electric Bike Pump

Weighing a claimed 97 grams sans cover, and measuring 1.81 x 1.1 x 2.52 inches, the CYCPLUS Cube / AS2 pump is small and lightweight. The small size lends itself well to carrying in a jersey pocket, or somewhere convenient on your bicycle. One-button operation to turn on, double-tap of the same button to begin the inflation process. Click here to BUY from Amazon.

CYCPLUS Cube Review Video

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Maximum air pressure is 100PSI and 5L/min wind speed allows the CYCPLUS Tiny Cube air pump to achieve rapid inflation, and reach 80 PSI in about 80 seconds with a 700c x 25mm tyre.

Features:

Rechargeable battery requires 20 minutes to charge fully. With a full charge, it claimed to inflate two 700c x 25mm tyres from 0 to 80 Psi.
Compatible with Presta or Schrader valves. * Claimed life of 200 inflation cycles.

Additional Photos

cycplus cube review — Info on the rear of the packaging

Inflation Photos (see review video above for the pump in action)

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2 Comments

Mark Bates


February 15, 2024, 12:02

I have a very similar pump from Rock Bros (same price point). This one seems a bit more refined as the Rock Bros version has a bit of a projection whereas the version you reviewed is sleeker where the valve stem inserts. Otherwise the cases look identical even down to the silicon cover. If performance is the same, I would go with your reviewed version as it would be slightly easier to pack.
- JOM
  
  
  February 16, 2024, 13:32
  
  Thanks Mark, I’ve not seen that variant. The Aussie-made Fumpa is the only similar pump I’ve had exposure too. I hope to procure one of those for review later.