Mountain Digital 2Stage Mini Pump 2-in-1 for Tyres & Suspension Elements

The all-in-one solution for mountain biking: the Topeak Mountain Digital 2Stage combines the stroke of a hand pump with the pressure of a shock pump. This way you can go on tour with only one pump and supply voluminous MTB tyres as well as your suspension elements with the necessary air pressure.
To achieve this balancing act without sacrificing performance, Topeak uses its own 2Stage technology: Two separate pump stages provide either large air volume or high air pressure. A twist of the handle is all it takes to switch between levels and turn a bicycle pump into a fully-fledged suspension fork pump for up to 300 PSI (20.7 bar) air pressure.

The specially developed pump head allows a quick changeover from Presta to Schrader valve, while also managing great performance with minimal dimensions. In addition, the Mountain Digital 2Stage has a digital precision manometer and an air release knob for fine adjustment. This means that you are always able to adjust the suspension and tyre pressure to suit you and your preferences.

Details:
Combined MTB mini pump for tyres and suspension elements
2Stage technology for high volume (stage 1) or high pressure (stage 2)
Combination pump head: chuck head for Presta, pressure rite for Schrader valve
Digital manometer with switchable air pressure units
Air release knob for fine adjustment (ONLY in Schrader valve mode)
Flexible hose for valve-friendly pumping
Suitable for E-MTB

Technical details:
Material: aluminium (cylinder); plastic
Compatible valves: Presta valve, Schrader valve
Max. capacity (stage 2): up to 20.7 bars (300 PSI)
Max. capacity (stage 1): up to 2 bars (30 PSI)
Pump volume (per stroke): approx. 84 cm³ (stage 1), approx. 11.2 cm³ (stage 2)
Units of measurement (switchable): bar, PSI, kg/cm2
Battery: 1 CR2032 button cell (included)
Dimensions: approx. 26 × 4.7 × 3.5 cm
Weight: approx. 210 g

In the box:
1 Topeak Mountain Digital 2Stage air pump incl. battery

ATTENTION:
In Presta valve mode, the air MUST be released from the pump hose using the air release button before pulling off the pump head.