Floor pump RockBros 1024517 with pressure gauge 11 bar — Black

RockBros Floor Pump 1024517 is a black bicycle floor pump with an integrated pressure gauge rated to 11 bar. Designed for inflating bicycle tyres, it supports accurate pressure control for both road and mountain bikes. The pump is intended for home and workshop use and combines a stable base, long stroke barrel and a gauge mounted near the head for convenient reading during inflation.

Advantages

The pump offers an 11 bar (approximately 159 psi) maximum indication on its built-in gauge, allowing precise adjustments for high-pressure road tyres as well as lower-pressure off-road tyres. Its robust construction and wide base provide stability while pumping, and the long handle stroke reduces effort and speeds up inflation. The head is compatible with standard valve types used on bicycles, enabling direct connection without adapters in most cases.

Suitable for

• Inflating road bike tyres that require high pressure
• Inflating mountain bike and hybrid tyres with moderate pressure
• Home and garage maintenance of bicycle tyre pressure
• Quick topping up before rides or after repairs

Key specifications

• Maximum gauge reading: 11 bar
• Color: black
• Application: bicycle tyre inflation
• Design: floor pump with integrated pressure gauge
• Mounting: stable wide base and long piston stroke for efficient pumping

How to use

Place the pump on a flat surface and position your foot on the base for stability. Check and set the valve head to the correct valve type for your tyre (Presta or Schrader) if the head has a selector, then attach it securely to the tyre valve. Pump using smooth, full strokes while watching the pressure gauge. Stop pumping once the gauge indicates the desired tyre pressure. Remove the head from the valve carefully to avoid sudden air loss and, if required, tighten the valve cap or screw.

Usage recommendations

For accurate readings, allow a few strokes after initial connection so the gauge stabilizes. Regularly inspect the head seal and hose for wear and replace them if leakage occurs. For road tyres, inflate gradually and use the gauge to reach recommended pressure values printed on the tyre sidewall; for mountain bikes, consider slightly lower pressures for improved traction depending on terrain.