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Presta Valve Dial Gauge 160 PSI
Presta Valve Dial Gauge 160 PSI
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MeiserPresta Valve Dial Gauge 160 PSI
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Meiser Pressure Gauges feature a durable steel case with polished brass bezel and 2" dial.
- Right angle chuck with pushbutton release valve or straight chuck
- Dual scale 160 psi, 11kg/cm2
- Compact design fits easily into handlebar or seat packs
- Helps to fine tune tire pressure for the ultimate in performance
- Every gauge is tested for accuracy to within .25% of the scale
Review Summary
LIKES
Easy To Use (6),
Accurate (7),
Simple (5),
Tough (2)
WORKS FOR
Cyclocross (3),
Road (5),
MTB (4)
DISLIKES
Heavy (1),
None (2)
4.8 GEARS
12 reviews
12 reviews
Customer Reviews
5
September 08, 2012
reviewed by: asfish
I assume the device is precise. The one I got did NOT have a rubber outer ring - like a tire, which protects the unit. I got a 2nd one from the manufacturer with the rubber ring - a very nice feature. I got the unit because of VERY good reviews. Seems to be a very nice unit, easy to use
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vote5
November 19, 2010
reviewed by: bbrutsch
Tire pressure is important in cyclocross, one or two pounds can make the difference. I bought this after a DNF due to using a friends pump. You see even though my pump's gauge wasn't really accurate I knew from experience what a given pressure felt like so I could compensate. Using the friends pump his gauge was inaccurate differently and the race ended badly.
This little guy gives you the real pressure of your tires every time. It has a great "bleed button" and will adjust and give a new reading after every bleed. It also solved the mystery of why I was having to add 8 lbs more to my rear tire than my front. I have different valve stems on front a rear and that was throwing my pump's gauge off, something I only discovered with this gauge. As another reviewer stated removing the gauge doesn't release any air.
5
September 24, 2011
reviewed by: roxpop1
This reveiw is more a reflection on the wonderful customer service of Tree Fort Bikes. I receved my first Meiser guage and was very impressed with the quality. I immediatel tested my mtb tires, cyclocross tires, and it wasn't until I tested my road tires before there was a problem. While Meiser advertises that the reading will be kept until you release the air, this is not the case. The pressure reading from the road bike tires drops like a stone. Immediately! Tree Fort sent me another. No charge what so ever. No questions. No hassels. Problem was the next one performed exactly the same way. I returned one of the two along with a note that while I was a customer I am now an advocate of Tree Fort Bikes!
5
June 18, 2016
reviewed by: dplessas
This is another "cool tool" to have in your collection. A great gauge that is a Must Have! Very accurate, and no leaks! If you want the best.. If your a pud-knocker, pass it up. If you want the best of the best.. Then you gotta have this one...
3
July 04, 2016
reviewed by: velomaniac3340
Well made, but until I got used to it a lot of air escaped from the tire. Also not for those who worry about a pound of pressure more or less - because the dial is calibrated in 5 psi increments.
5
May 29, 2013
reviewed by: sfleuriet
I cannot comment on the accuracy of the gauge because I don't know which of my gauges are right and wrong! However, I can say this one gives CONSISTENT results. A notable feature of this gauge is how it holds the pressure inside the gauge after getting a reading, giving you time to remove the gauge from the tire and view the reading. Don't forget to release the pressure in the gauge before getting another reading.
5
May 27, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Awesome little gauges. I own a couple and have bought some as gifts. The bleed function is great since you can remove the gauge then check the pressure, you don't have to worry where the stem is at. I broke the plastic face on my MTB one, but it continues to work flawlessly.
5
March 14, 2015
reviewed by: jon...@ch...r.net
Works as advertised! No air loss, easy and accurate,
5
March 18, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
I was worried about getting accurate air pressure readings on my Presta-valved tires, as I've never had them before. All of my equipment is for Schrader valves. Anyway, this thing is great. Very easy to use, extremely accurate, and priced right. I love it!
5
December 09, 2010
reviewed by: gregorski
Totally satisfied. Accurate reading, no leakage. Easy to see.
4
September 19, 2011
reviewed by: silverph
Nice, simple, works really good.
My gripe is the one I got has a different dial face than what was shown on the website. I was about to complain but it still works so I'll let it go this time. Since I use it for the road (as well as mtb), the 100psi mark is a bit obscured but not completely unusable.
The way I use it is I push it in the valve then while it is still in, I take a reading because although it "retains" the reading if taken out, there is a small variance between "in" the valve and "off" the valve. I decided to take the reading "in" the valve. Not sure which is accurate though.
Either way, this is more accurate than what was in my floor pump which over-inflates. It may seem heavy but I think if this was lighter, I would question its durability and construction. Like my Moroso car gauge, this is a keeper.
5
June 01, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
Only gauge I've used where a bunch of air doesn't leak out of the tire when testing. Saw it first at local bike shop, had to have one of my own! Other brands I've tried allow so much air to escape that the pressure reading is worthless. It's like, "well, you had 100 psi before you checked, now who knows because a bunch of air leaked out when you removed the gauge". This one doesn't do that! On the down side, it's a little heavy to put in your jersey for a ride, but that's no big deal. Buy one!
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