What pump?

Your tires are designed to keep air pressure in. What happened when the pressure go down? Just pump in! But then, which pump? RM30, RM50 or RM10?

So i went to search for one. Read it here that it is not advisable to pump at the petrol station right? (my house is just next to Petronas)

So then i bought one. RM25. Its a handy pump. Made in China. And when i reached home, it just can't pump! Up till the pump is hot, the air is just refused to pump in.. Haih.. I think I rugi RM25 already.. The other day i went into another bicycle shop and bought a bigger (but still small) pump made in China (again) but this time is costs me just RM10. The OK ones are more expensive, starts from RM30+, but i guess i wanna try luck with the cheap one first. If this one still failed me, I'll buy the more expensive pump.. And when i reached home, its history. It just works! My RM10 pump works! Took me not more than 5 minutes to pump both tyres! 

So moral of the story is that, no matter how much is the cost of one item, its the end result that counts..

Now i can start to cycle again, no excuse for low air pressure.. but it is a rainy season now, hope there is no rain tonight!

My 26" x 1.75 ideally may need 60PSI (rear) and 45PSI (front) but i just pump in by agak2.. hahaha (i dont have air pressure gauge) 

Is brake wiring the most important part to look out for to ensure bicycle safety? How much does it cost to replace a normal 20" foldie's brake wire?

Generally folding bike brake line do not undergo huge stress unlike mountain bikes.

If it is not severed or damaged, just let it be. If it feels rough, lube the inner wire with lubricant.

Replacing with good brake line such as jagwire would cost you roughly RM100.

It's a used bike, that's why I'm afraid. Well it feels normal, but I never open it up yet. I heard if it's rusty, it can break and cause brake failure?

It's a used bike, that's why I'm afraid. Well it feels normal, but I never open it up yet. I heard if it's rusty, it can break and cause brake failure?

It's a used bike, that's why I'm afraid. Well it feels normal, but I never open it up yet. I heard if it's rusty, it can break and cause brake failure?

I bought this pump from taobao for about RM25.  Works awesome and easy to pump.  Can pump both types of connection.

giyo pump

Come to me lah. I can change both the brake cables AND housing for you for 20 bucks! Add another 20 bucks if you want Jagwires. 

cfu wong, my brake pad is touching the rim wall, how to adjust ah?

I bump into this pump during my 1st visit to hunt for pump, but since it is too small i doubt the pump.. if only i knew it will pump, i definitely buy this.. and the guy quoted me RM30 for this pump..

That means the spokes and rim are not dished center. You have to adjust the spokes so the rim is adjusted to real center. You can however adjust the tension screws that's on the brake calipers. Release the screw if you want the brake pads to go in and screw tighter if you want the pads to come further out. Balance between both sides, use your judgement. But if the rims are not centered, the brake calipers won't be parallel to the rim as needed by the V-brake calipers for efficient stopping. 

try adjust the handle when it is fold down, my wife eco c7 also have the same problem sometimes cannot snap, due to handle bloack the way..

Perhaps this one of the reasons why i didnt get this bike.. lol..

in fact, the bike is nice
in this case, user in-experiences (my 1st foldie  ) has to take some blame
also the shop that doesn't able to advise me the optimum position during fold mode + handle bar is not fully aligned when setting up the bikes
shop even trying to justify the magnet issue "it's like that one... normally it's only about 10% snap, nothing much can be done....bla bla..."

I can't seem to pump any air as it seems like the bicycle pump is not compatible? Or I use wrong method to pump?