The Cycplus mini electric pump has saved many of my rides, and it's now at its lowest price ever for Amazon Prime Day

A Cycplus mini electric pump being held in the palm of a hand
(Image credit: Rich Owen)

The rise of mini electric pumps means it could well be game over for the dear old conventional mini pump. These tiny, portable devices are easier to carry while you ride and do away with having to pump like a maniac to reach your desired tyre pressure when you get a flat.

I started using the Cycplus AS2 mini electric pump last year, and since then, my selection of standard mini pumps have been gathering dust in my garage.

There are a number of mini electric pumps on the market these days. While some are cheaper than the AS2, it's a model that's never let me down and has saved many rides from deflating disasters. Now you can pick one up for less than $50 or £50 with this Amazon Prime Day cycling deal.

US – save $21.57 on the Cycplus AS2 and pay just $48.42.

UK – get a £20.74 saving on the Cycplus AS2 and pay just £49.25.

Measuring just 4.6 x 2.8 x 6.4cm (1.8 x 1.1 x 2.5in), the AS2 easily fits in the palm of your hand. At just 97g (3.4oz), it won't weigh down your jersey pocket or riding pack, and I've even stuck mine in a trouser pocket on casual rides and commutes.

Cycplus AS2 Electric Bike Pump
US deal
Save 31% ($21.57)
Cycplus AS2 Electric Bike Pump: was $69.99 now $48.42 at Amazon

The Cycplus AS2 has become one of my ride essentials as it's ultra compact and super simple to use. The only thing lacking is a pressure gauge. If that's a must-have feature for you, see the AS2 Pro model, which has a digital gauge and a $26 Prime Day saving.

Cycplus AS2 Electric Bike Pump
UK deal
Save 19% (£11.74)
Cycplus AS2 Electric Bike Pump: was £60.99 now £49.25 at Amazon

If you're in the UK, you can get a great discount on the Cycplus AS2 too. The AS2 comes with a range of accessories and recharges in just 20 minutes. If you prefer a pump with a pressure gauge, the AS2 Pro model has a digital gauge as well as a £21 Prime Day saving.

To use the AS2, I usually connect the unit directly to a valve stem. It does come with an inflation hose though, which comes in handy if the space between your wheel spokes is on the tight side.

The maximum pressure the AS2 can provide is 100psi, which is impressive for a tiny unit. In my testing, it took the AS2 just 60 seconds to inflate a 700c tyre to 50psi. It also has far less vibration than some of its competitors, so it's easier to hold in place while you inflate. It's not overly loud while it operates either.

Recharging the pump's internal battery takes around 20 minutes. A full charge should be enough for two 700x25c inflations, but I'd recommend recharging the AS2 after every use. The pump comes with a silicone sleeve, a splash-proof pouch, and a USB-C charging cable.

A Cycplus mini electric pump being used to inflate a gravel bike tyre

Whether you ride road, gravel or MTB, the Cycplus AS2 is a seriously handy piece of kit. (Image credit: Rich Owen)

For lots more money-saving offers, see our Amazon Prime Day cycling deals main article and our live Prime Day bike deals blog. We'll be on the case, scouring the online retail giant for the best deals for cyclists until Amazon Prime Day ends at midnight this Friday.

Rich Owen
Editor, Sports

Rich has worked as a journalist and editor for over 26 years, with 15 years specialising in cycling media. He was editor of our sister site, Bikeperfect.com, from 2021 to 2024, and now works across Future's sports websites. Rich has also previously been editor of The Official Tour de France Race Guide, What Mountain Bike magazine, and has written for many cycling magazines and websites, including – Bikeradar.com, Cycling Plus, MBR.co.uk, Mountain Biking UK, MBUK.com and Off-Road.cc.

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