Decathlon bike floor pumps: user guide, repairs

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Decathlon Bike Floor Pumps 100, 500, 900

2024

Need help inflating your tyres? Looking to repair or find spare parts for your Decathlon foot pump?  Here, you'll find tutorials and videos explaining how to extend the life span of your pump.

First use

How to use your Decathlon floor pump

Problems and solutions

The tyre doesn't inflate

There are two possible reasons for this:

- you haven't pushed the pump far enough onto the valve.
- you haven't unscrewed the valve enough (not relevant for Schrader).

The inflation head doesn't connect to the valve

- Make sure you're using the right hose for your valve.
- Check that your valve is either Presta - Schrader.
- Push the pump head and make sure the valve is inserted all the way in.

Your pump hose is damaged, and air escapes during inflation

You need to replace the hose, which is available as a spare part. Replacing it is simple. Let our video tutorial guide you.

No air is coming out of the pump head

Check the hose first. If there's no leak, the problem is with the internal mechanism. There's a leak which makes it seem like you're inflating into a void. So there's no more "resistance" during inflation. If you're encountering this issue, you can replace the junction of the internal inflation mechanism. This is available as a spare part. Replacing it is simple. Let our video tutorial guide you.

Repairing your floor pump:

Our foot pumps can be repaired. If you have issues, you can replace the inflation cord, the junction, or the pressure dial.

Replacing the Pump 100 junction

Replacing the Pump 100 junction

Repairing the Pump 100 hose

Replacing the Pump 900 junction

Replacing the Pump 900 hose

Replacing the Pump 900 pressure gauge