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Over the past few years I've been testing a range of bicycle tire pumps covering ultra budget pumps as low as $5 - all the way to Bike Shop level pumps costing upwards of $170. While some of the $10-15 tire pumps will get the job done (as covered in other videos) there is, IMO, no need for ultra expensive bike pumps when you can buy a $40 pump at Walmart that performance as well (or better) than anything else I've tested that costs more
What do you think? Budget pump or do you have something better? Comment below
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