15 Pack of 16 Gram Threaded CO2 Cartridges for All CO2 Bicycle Tire Inflators with Threaded Connection Quick Air Refill for Bike Tire Repairs - Cartridge for CO2 Pump, Road or MTB Bicycles

When I moved into my new apartment last week, I was finally able to put these to the test. These work well with a CO2 bike pump and a tube that has been quickly inflated. One cartridge was sufficient to pressurize a 700 x 23 tube to 90 psi, and I had some gas left over in the cartage. I'm not sure how much more gas was in the cartridge because the pump wouldn't fit back into my saddlebag connected to the pump. I don't think it'd be a problem inflating up to a 700 x 28 tube, but I'm not sure how much larger it could inflate. This may be why some people prefer to carry a 25g cartridge, but these worked perfectly for road bike tubes.

Makayla McKinney

| Apr 01, 2021

I recommend these CO2 cartridges if you need CO2 cartridges for an inflator (I recommend the Lezyne Alloy Drive inflator, which has a cool alloy case for the cylinder and an adjustable valve). I don't expect to run out of CO2 inflator anytime soon in such a large box, as I only use it for emergencies. I use the pump in all of my bike kits if I have enough time. Because CO2 leaks quickly from a tire, a pump is preferable in the long run; however, I always drain the CO2 and replace it with compressed air once I get home. br>br>Just keep in mind that they're threaded (some inflators are threaded, while others aren't). cylinders with threaded ends).

Elise Morrison

| Feb 10, 2021

There wasn't much of a difference between the cartridges, but for the quantity, this was a great deal. So far, I've had to reorder twice. It's ideal for keeping my beer carbonated in my portable growler.

Aila O’SULLIVAN

| Sep 01, 2021

When I first got these, I was skeptical. They did not arrive in the same condition as they were shown on the website. I received a ziploc bag containing a number of loose cartridges. They didn't have any writing on them, and the seals weren't perfectly flat. The majority of the seals have a slight dimple. As a result, I've had multiple opportunities to use these this summer. They work beautifully, much to my surprise. Don't waste your money on three-times-as-expensive CO2 at your LBS; these do the same job as their more expensive counterparts!.

Zakai Ray

| Dec 20, 2021

So far, I've used two of them. The first was a trial run to ensure that there was enough C02 in the tank to fill my tire and that the valve I purchased was functional. I used the second cartridge on a ride and had no problems with it; it got my tire (700c x 23-inch) on the road. The pressure was increased from 25 to 80 psi, which was sufficient to complete the ride.

Zaiden PRITCHARD

| May 20, 2021

These were purchased to inflate the tires. I haven't had the opportunity to use them yet, but they appear to be of good quality, and I have no reason to doubt that they will perform as expected. It's difficult to make a mistake with something like this. The threads are all neat and tidy. The body of the bottle is gleaming and appears to be well constructed. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> br>br>I've had the opportunity to use them with a tire inflator on my mountain bike with a 27-inch tire. 5x2. 1 tires. It went off without a hitch.

Calliope Rivera

| Mar 09, 2021

However, after using several of them over the last season and a half, I've discovered that not all of the cylinders are filled equally, so I have to use multiple to get the machine ready to use.

Brooklynn Pham

| Mar 05, 2021

br>To fill a 2, you'll need two people. 35" MTB tire, but the convenience is well worth it, particularly on night rides. The Portland inflator's threaded style, combined with its adjustability, makes it an excellent choice for frequent riders.

Maurice Cameron

| Nov 26, 2021