I've found the Walmart ones are less than $15 (Slime or Campbell Hausfeld), remove the guts, and about the same dimensions and look as the Aerostich. They also call them "inflators" I believe instead of "compressors". I've used a CH 7 or 8 times over the years and still running strong. I find the CO2 bulky and expensive for the limited amount of air they provide.
I agree, Ignacio. The CO2 cartridges are expensive. That's why I only use them when time is of the essence. Otherwise, the Aerostitch mini is the way to go.
Snerk!
Not to my recollection. We're waiting with baited breath for an actual pump owner, Slime, Stich, or other to share the details if available. Forum discussion (from my memory) has said inflators are generally more than 2 amps and less than 15. I've heard 7 and 10 as possibles whispered in shadowed corners of innuendo, rumor, and conjecture. I personally am trying to spread that they're 9.42 amps just because I like the number '42'.
KJ, you did upgrade to the BMW Platinum Package Pump for only $42.50 extra didn't you? It includes a free portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm at Bremerhaven sized to fit into the clear top sleeve of your tank bag! Herr Petey has one (or two!). jes' sayin' and nuff said!Snerk!
KJ, you find a BMW forum to haunt yet or you gonna keep sticking around and ask FJR owners to answer your Beemer questions? Inquiring minds want to know....
Nice! Link going into at least one of the Bin O' Facts. I'm happy to see my "Chopper" ranked almost as high as the #1 Slime option. I added a Powerlet to mine so it's a unique one....and danced around on the pavement so much the hose is fraying.
I've been an active member at K1600forum for a few years.Snerk!
KJ, you find a BMW forum to haunt yet or you gonna keep sticking around and ask FJR owners to answer your Beemer questions? Inquiring minds want to know....
Since the test did not include the Aerostich pump the information you passed along is old and worthless just like someone I know.
