VEEAPE 3 in 1: The Ultimate Battery Powered Air Compressor for Motorcycle Travelers!
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- čas přidán 8. 01. 2023
- In this video, I will share my honest opinion about Veeape 3 in 1 - a multifunctional, battery-powered tire inflator. I highly recommend it to every motorcycle traveler.
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Good presentation of the small mini compressor Pavlin. 👍I will definitely order one now.... thank you.
You are welcome!
Excellent review Pavlin, and a great idea your special brick wall to isolate this Motorex containers.
Greetings
Glad you liked it!
Hi Pavlin. That air compressor performs very good. All the best for new year. John from Australia Gold Coast.
Happy new year!
Happy New Year Pavlin! Hope to see you up north this season. Personally, I am happy with my Lezyne pocket drive hv bicycle pump. It weighs 89 grams and is surprisingly effective. I keep it in my enduro tank bag. A few pumps and I am already over the limit. Cheers.
Fair enough!
Great video! I purchased this pump after seeing this video.
I was looking for a tyre inflator for emergencies, so the fact it has a powerbank made with 18650 batteries was a positive (They fair better in storage than most powerpacks and are replaceable if you have the skills).
The addition of a blower and your demonstration with your mattress convinced me, so I also bought my missus a better mattress for our trips. So far, on a single charge I've inflated her mattress 6 times! (But I haven't checked the battery status yet)... So I could have spent €40 on an emergency tyre inflator, but €100 gave me further options for mattresses... I think this years trips will be a lot more comfortable!
+8 month update: First off - Forget using it as a powerbank and go buy a dedicated powerbank, it just doesn't supply enough current and switches off when you look away from it.
As a tyre inflator, I wouldn't waste money trying to find something better...
As a mattress inflator/deflator it's outstanding!
The missus and I have done 12+ weeks of travelling in this time period. Inflating 2x FAR larger mattresses than Pavlin demontrated above. Inflated in less than 30 seconds each and deflating them each morning in about the same time. Checking tyre pressures on our own bikes and friend's bikes every couple of days. One day it handled fully-inflating 3 tyres on one charge and still filled our mattresses that night before I put the battery on-charge. I haven't needed to put it on charge from the bike as yet, but just haven't needed to think about it...
I'm only writing this update now because I would have been on my merry-way with it, but I forgot to close a bag the other day and it fell out... Passed by the same route where I lost it and found it destroyed in the gutter... I ordered a new one within the hour because this is one tool I'll cry for not having when I need it...
Glad to help!
Thanks for sharing this Pavlin! You've done a fair test. I have a 12 v socket on my bike and I carry a small 12v air compressor when I travell. It's quite effective. I spent around 40 Euros on it.
I don't want to rely on the bike battery.
@@motorcycleadventures thats why if a jumpstarter was built in it was perfect
@@motorcycleadventures and you seriously want to rely on a stand-alone battery which you have forgotten to keep charged up? I think bike battery is better than this battery. But manual is best. Or you can borrow another bike battery to connect the electric pump.
Another great video Pavlin, thanks for sharing. The price point is a bit high but I like the multi functionality, however they could have done a better job of combining all the features into one unit rather than have the pump as one unit and the blower as another. Being able to use the battery as a powerbank is very useful. I look forward to seeing a future review after you take it on another one of your trips.
Thanks for watching!
Another clear and uncluttered review, well done. Can the blower nozzle be swapped onto the rear to suck the air out of a mattress? I can see it being worth carrying the blower just to help getting a camp fire going, my puff is not as good as it used to be. Thank you.
Yes, you can.
Thanks for this review, I have the Bosch Easy Pump which seems more convenient that this one, maybe less compact
Fair enough!
Very handy compact convenient
True
Pavlin, you did a great video review, excellent❤
It looks like a very high-quality pump, which works very well and is very nicely packaged👍
For the first inflation when you need to dress the sides walls of a tubeless tire on the rim, a pressure of 2.75 bar is required, then: How long does it take to reach 2.75 bar??
It maybe doubled the time?
Maybe in the future you will kindly do a comparative video?
Vs manual pump? or
Vs nitrogen balloons?
Cons?
I don't like the adapter with the thread because during the disconnection air comes out (so maybe you could inflat to 2.6 bar in advance).
Another disadvantage, relatively, these pumps make a lot of noise.
Everything got pros and cons.
My favorite most compact and lightweight is Xiaomi 1S Portable Electric Air Compressor
The battery of this device is 3 times bigger and it has a different features.
Clever. But expensive.
For me I will stick with my $10 footpump which still works perfectly after many years of faithful service, with a drop of oil on the diaphragm every few months.
The power pack is clever but I already have one in my none motorcycle heated waistcoat. (€10》.
Her ladyship's hairdryer drys the bike quite well, much to her displeasure..
It's very clever but perhaps I'm just too old tech, or too tight!
Safe, happy travels 👍
Fair enough!
I got an electric air pump for $23 so if you do a good research you can get it cheap maybe not for €10.
I would like to know what is your opinion of the "Reinforced" inner tubes. Do they worth it, it not? Could they cause problems when riding fast, like for example on highway?
Also, do your T7 spokes rust?
Thank you!
I use 4mm inner tubes. No problem anywhere. No rust on my spokes.
Wow what a cool shot. That fast speed deflating your tire. You can actually see tire going smaller :-) Btw I used xiaomi pump. Very similar. But it is just one piece which is much smaller. However it is without the blower.
Here, we have completely different conception. It is a functional tool
@@motorcycleadventures I am actually surprised you call this a tool. I call this a gadget (not durable toy).
Does the blower work as a vacuum to deflate an item like a mattress? Would be a plus.... thanks for the video
It should. The adapters match to the enter hole.
HI, excellent review, can it deflate/remove air?
Yes, absolutely!
At high altitude may need blower to get volume up in general for electric compressors??
Never tried, but it is possible.
Why though? If your on your motorcycle you have access to 12vdc. Cycle pump hands down best pump you can buy. Have reset beads countless times with mine.
Cycle pump yes bt when I am 600 km up n another 200 which includes terrible traffic... I would opt for this anytime man .... For me Long distance travel requires things tht dnt make me do stuff other thn the cluch brake gear n accelerator 😄
Have you ever tried to lift your tire with cycle pump?
Not all bikes have easy access to 12v - trail bikes for example.
@@Agouti just fit a remote lead from the battery to a convenient access place.
Will it work as a vacuum to deflate an air stress, more important than inflating. Great job Pailin
Yes it will!
This is the way
Thanks for watching!
correctme if I am wrong... a Amio Mini PU05 02142 pomp and some thing like FLEXTAILGEAR TINY will cost me $20 takes less space and weight and will do exacly the same :)
Yes, and bicycles are the same as motorcycles.
Interesting. I wonder if the blower attachment could be reversed to deflate an air mattress so it could pack smaller?i
No!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 But who told you 3 times MC tyre ? - describtion says 7 !
I am realistic.
You didn’t measure the weight if it Pavlin :) I think it is very useful tool around the house as well.
Would it also lift you tire if the full weight of your bike is on it?
Yes, it will lift the with the bike many times. The total weight, included the package is around 700gr.
Cool product. I might need to replace my xaomi with this one 😊
Share your experience with Xaomi, please!
The xiaomi is pretty good! Haven't used it on my vstrom but I've used it on 3 of my under inflated suv tires in our family xmas trip. The hose got hot but that's normal. The pump however jist warmed up a bit
Good to know.
I have an electronic air pump I got for $23 it has a flash light, it has a hazard light, it works as a power bank. It is very useful..
Thanks for sharing!
@@motorcycleadventures welcome
I clicked on "Shop the Motorcycle Adventure store" and got "404! page not found, somehow you have come to a page that does not exist" ...thought you might want to know this, I'm in Kentucky. Thanks for the video and good information!
All good from my site.
It's a good unit, but I hate the hose this one (and others) include for inflating vehicle tires, where it has a twist on connector which screws unto the valve stem. It can be difficult to screw that damn thing unto a motorcycle valve stem, especially with 17" tires. You can buy an adaptor from Amazon that converts the twist-on connector hose with hose that has a locking chuck, like larger inflator units use. With this adaptor, the compact inflator unit is now perfect.
Okay!
I have the Xiaomi pump which is cheaper, more compact and easier to store on the bike. More convenient on the road than a manual pump. All the best, Günter
Thanks for sharing!
I agree I like my xiaomi 2nd version air inflator, the 1st gen people had issues with. The new one its fast accurate and many of the guys run them.
@@ibidu1 That's the one I have.
My only observation is the size.its certainly convenient but i think i would prefer something that runs off the motorcycle battery. Space is a real premium for me.
Well... I prefer not to touch the bike battery.
@@motorcycleadventures fully understand. If you use the motorcycle battery it's best to add a small dedicated connector, or better still if the bike has a 12v accessory port
Quite expensive but the battery seems to have a lot of juice. I'm curious: any signs of overheating after the test?
Not at all, but it might do it in serious use. Red it in the manual.
Needs more space than my entire toolbox. Some Co2-cartridges do the job perfectly. No weight, no space. A rear tire is filled up in within 10 seconds. If you have a puncture, mostly on the rear tire,. The rear tire needs about 4 times more air then a front tire. So better no puncture with this tool, otherwise holiday is over until the tire is filled up.
I think that you overestimate the CO 2 containers, but...
Looks great. Also blowing up a mattress with the blower is better for the mattress than blowing it up with you mouth as the humidity in your breath over time can cause a build up of fungus. Not the nod of the world but not nice.
Thanks for taking the time!
Just keep in mind all the batteries has a short life and must be changed one or two years later depending of how you use it. Often the batterie don't keep the charge .what is the cost to change the battery ?
Thanks Pavlin for your video
Nothing lasts forever, even a simple footpump.
@@motorcycleadventures of course but at that price !!!!!
@@motorcycleadventures my foot pump is more than 25 yrs old...not forever but longer than 2 yrs battery warranty.
One question: Do you have any idea how many motorcycle rider die every year in your country? And how many become paraplegic or quadriplegic because a traffic accident? Thanks! Have you think become motorcycle instructor in your country?
These are already 3 questions and the answer to all is NO!
You can probably also use the blower, as a hair dryer 😛
If you need to!
Wat ist the weight of the tool pack?
Around 700 gr
Thing looks good .. bt the Indian in me would like to know the durability.. like would it last for 3 years .. battery i understand may not bt the equipment will it ?
Waiting for a review after on road 👌♥️
We will see.
You are located in Bulgaria?
Yes.
Bought it, but €140,07 (Amazon US) and no posibillity for discount, but for this Mulitool it's worth (you forgot cleaning PC) 🙂
Ok
Добро ревю, не разбрах какъв е капацитета на батерията, а може и да си споменал, но ....?
Забравих да кажа, 7.5 mAh
I just bought one. After all the discounts offered here and taxes applied, it turned out to be $85 and change.
Great to hear!
More like 3 in 2.
I think a pump with SAE connector to your bike battery would do all these jobs at fraction of volume and weight.
Fair enough but I don't want to rely on the battery.
Any pump i was try 🤦🏼♀️
Good
There should be a model without the battery. You generally have a 10+amp hr battery in your moto/car to run the compressor.
This would cut down the cost, size and weight of the pump. Also it is highly overpriced as the xiaomi pump is available at 1/4 this price!
I don't want to use my motorcycle battery.
@@motorcycleadventures OK,may I ask why?
Because you might pump your tire and drain your battery, unless you keep your bike working during this process.
You wished it was with you in india
True!
in the middle of nowhere you pay this thing with gold
True!
Supertool
Yes it is!
A simpel footpump of 10euro will do the job fine.... Same size En probably lighter.... I like your channel very much and the 3 sweaters I bought are very good quality but this review sucks... 😁
Fair enough!
1. No direct cable to bike battery. Standalone battery must always be charged up
2. Should make inflation test on tire on fully loaded bike (or do you suggest we take out wheel when using?)
3. Why must have both compressor and blower? Why cannot be 1 device? 2 devices = too much weight, too troublesome, more points of failure
4. This device is a nice gadget but NOT for real bikers / travellers.
5. Usually these batteries die after 1 yr. And they run out after 10-15 mins....and charge charge charge ...
6. US$120? A similar biker electric pump can be $50 or less.
That is my own honest opinion based on your video. Thank you. (I'd bet you are planning the CONS video now)
No cons at the moment! I don't have any plans to argue on this topics, thanks for taking the time anyway!
@@motorcycleadventures to be truly objective, one has to discuss the both sides. Not looking to argue.
Good luck ! 😊
Can't see any real benefits over a mini 12v pump. This is much bigger and has a battery to go wrong. Bad choice for motorbike touring. I did a rtw so know a bit. The best thing I found was a mini bike pump,cheap, light, foolproof.
When the power outlet works. I use it many times on my current trip. 4 flat tires and pressure checks. Works great.