Description

PRO Touring – Floor Pump (11 Bar / 160 PSI)

The PRO Touring is a floor pump designed for those seeking durability and precision without the fuss. Built with a robust steel barrel and a stable base, this pump allows you to reach high pressures (up to 11 Bar) with minimal effort. Whether you need to inflate your road bike's high-pressure tires or the high-volume rubber on your MTB, the PRO Touring is the reliable tool that belongs in every cyclist's garage.

High-quality track pump featuring a steel cylinder and a large, easy-to-read analog gauge. Compatible with all valve types (Presta/Schrader), it delivers inflation power up to 160 PSI. A classic workshop essential from PRO (a Shimano house brand), now at a special price.

Technical Excellence & Details

• Steel Barrel Construction: Unlike cheap plastic pumps, the PRO Touring's steel body ensures long-term durability and prevents flexing when pumping at high pressures.

• Universal Dual Head: The pump head is engineered to fit both Presta (road) and Schrader (car/MTB) valves instantly, ensuring an airtight seal with no air loss.

• Precision Gauge: Located at the base, the analog gauge features a clear scale in both Bar and PSI, allowing you to dial in the perfect pressure for your specific riding style.

• Ergonomic Handle: The T-handle is shaped to provide a comfortable and secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during use.

Technical Specifications

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I inflate my Road Bike tires with this?

  Absolutely. With a capacity of up to 11 Bar, it is ideal for road tires that require higher pressures.

• Is it suitable for seating Tubeless tires?

  The PRO Touring provides a good volume of air for standard inflation. For particularly stubborn tubeless tires during initial mounting, we recommend using a compressor or a "booster" pump with an air reservoir.

• Are spare parts available?

  Yes. Since it is a PRO (Shimano) product, the availability of replacement seals or pump heads is excellent, ensuring a very long service life for the tool.