Pumps
Bike pumps for Presta, Schrader and Dunlop valves — mini pumps for the ride, floor pumps with a gauge for home maintenance. Check PSI range, head compatibility and hose reach.
3 products
Not sure where to start? Pick the level that matches how you ride. Prices and availability are shown on Amazon AU.
Mini Pump 32cm HP
Floor Pump 160 PSI Gauge
Buying pumps from WOWSPORT
We design and build our own hardware, then sell it through Amazon.com.au instead of through a bike shop. That is why a lock costs what it costs at the factory gate rather than at the counter — and why we can still stock the keys and brackets years after you buy.
- Fulfilled by AmazonTracked delivery, and Prime where available for your postcode.
- 30-day returnsThrough Amazon, with no restocking fee on our side.
- 2-year warrantyReplacement parts kept in-house, not special-ordered.
Pumps — common questions
Sizing, compatibility and maintenance for pumps.
Which valves does the pump fit?
Presta, Schrader and Dunlop (Woods). The head pushes onto the valve and a lever locks it, so it seals without holding it in place. That covers road bikes, mountain bikes, kids bikes and the older commuter with a Dunlop valve in the same shed.
What pressure can the pump reach?
The floor pump with the gauge is rated to 160 PSI. Road tyres run at 80 to 120 PSI depending on rider weight and tyre width; mountain bike tyres run at 25 to 35 PSI. The mini pumps are for getting home, not for seating a tubeless bead.
Do I need a gauge?
If you ride road, yes — the difference between 90 and 110 PSI is felt in grip and rolling resistance, and a thumb test cannot tell them apart. If you ride mountain or commute on wide tyres, a gauge is nice to have rather than essential.
Why does my pump head leak?
Almost always the lever is not fully flipped, or the rubber seal inside the head has worn. Push the head on until it seats, then flip the lever hard. If it still leaks, the seal is a replaceable part — email us rather than buying a new pump.
Can I use the mini pump on a car tyre?
The head fits a Schrader valve, so physically yes, but the volume is wrong: a car tyre needs far more air than a frame pump can move in a reasonable time. Use it for bikes.