It's a $12 air pump.
Did little else aside from leaking air. When I'd remove the pump from the valve stem, chunks of plastic came out from the pump. The gauge on the pump is comically inaccurate (20+ PSI difference from actual).
Helix builds fuel system components, hoses and hardware for powersports applications, with fittings and lines specified for motorcycle fuel and oil service.
The Helix MVP Pro-Tech Foot Pump with Gauge is a compact and reliable solution for maintaining proper tire pressure on your V-twin motorcycle. Featuring an integrated pressure gauge, quick-release thumb lock, and a durable air hose, this pump is perfect for roadside tire inflation and emergency top-ups.
Designed for convenience and portability, this foot pump ensures you can always achieve the correct PSI for optimal handling and tire longevity. Its robust construction is built to withstand the demands of regular use and unexpected roadside emergencies. Keep it in your saddlebag for peace of mind on every ride.
Proper tire pressure is crucial for the safety and performance of your Harley or Indian Motorcycle. The Helix MVP Pro-Tech Foot Pump provides an easy-to-use and dependable way to check and adjust your tire pressure anywhere, anytime. Its sturdy build and compact size make it an indispensable part of your riding gear, ensuring you're always ready for the road ahead.
What PSI can this pump reach?
The integrated gauge displays pressure for accurate inflation, allowing you to reach your bike's recommended tire PSI.
Is the air hose durable for regular use?
Yes, the air hose is specifically built to withstand repeated inflation cycles and the rigors of roadside use.
How compact is this pump for motorcycle storage?
With a length, width, and height designed for portability, it easily fits into a saddlebag, tool roll, or other motorcycle storage compartments.
| BRAND | Helix |
| TYPE | Tools |
| SKU | 85-6195 |
| WEIGHT | 1.52 lb |
Did little else aside from leaking air. When I'd remove the pump from the valve stem, chunks of plastic came out from the pump. The gauge on the pump is comically inaccurate (20+ PSI difference from actual).