Peaty's Holeshot CO2 Tyre Inflator Kit

Straight line is the fastest line!

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Every part of the Peaty's CO2 inflator kit have been agonised on - from the straight line inflator head to the high quality CO2 cartridge sleeve.

Key Product Features
• Unique, compact, straight-line design for maximum airflow
• Simply push down to inflate - release to stop
• Unique closed base silicone freeze protector sleeve
• Made from 6061 aluminium
• Fits Presta valves only
• Available in 12 x Chris King colours


IT'S YOUR RIDE,
JUST BETTER

PRODUCT INFORMATION

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

Each CO2 Inflator kit includes:

MTB KIT:

  • 2 x 25g CO2 Cartridges
  • 1 x Inflator Head
  • 1 x Closed Base Freeze Protector Sleeve

ROAD KIT:

  • 2 x 16g CO2 Cartridges
  • 1 x Inflator Head
  • 1 x Closed Base Freeze Protector Sleeve

WHY USE C02 INFLATORS OVER HAND PUMPS

If the hole in your tyre is so big that sealant can’t seal it, your tyre will lose all air pressure and, most of the time, the tyre bead will pop off the bead seat on the rim, creating air gaps all the way around the tyre bead. As anyone who has set up tubeless tyres before will know, getting enough air into the tyre to pop the tyre bead back onto this bead seat isn’t easy, even when you’re in the comfort of your home workshop, never mind out on the trail with a group of impatient mates - or worse - mid race.

A lot of people carry mini hand pumps with them, and they’re great for re-inflating small amounts on the trail after slight pressure loss, but you’d need forearms like popeye to re-seat your tyre with one! Without doubt, the quickest and easiest way to get you back riding while out on the trail is with a co2 inflator. Not only do they get you back up and riding again much quicker than a hand pump, they are much smaller and easy to carry with you on your ride.

DESIGNED FOR DURABILITY

Made from CNC’d 6061 aluminium, and with a patent-Pending valve design, the details of Peaty's inflator heads have been agonised on - from the exact rubber compound of the o-rings to the awesome chris king anodized colours.

STRAIGHT LINE IS THE FASTEST LINE

Our straight line, compact design enables faster airflow for rapid inflation, and creates less stress on your tubeless valves when you’re using it because you’re coming at the valve straight on rather than at a 90 degree angle.

From flat to inflated in less than 10 seconds!

NO GLOVES, NO PROBLEM

Not stopping at the inflator head, we applied the same level of detail and quality in making a high quality CO2 cartridge sleeve. far from a cheap strip of neoprene, our freeze protector sleeve is made from temperature resistant silicone and has a unique closed base to stop your hand from freezing to the cartridge, no matter how you hold it - even without wearing gloves.

PRODUCT WEIGHT

A CO2 inflator head alone weighs 15.2g

A CO2 inflator head with a full 16g CO2 cartridge weights 83.8g

A CO2 inflator head with a full 25g CO2 cartridge weights 138.2g

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Remove the valve cap and loosen the valve core. Check the valve is clear by pressing down the loose valve core. You should hear air flowing through the valve
  2. Cover the CO2 cartridge with the closed-base freeze protector sleeve provided
  3. Screw the CO2 cartridge fully into the inflator head. You may hear a small hiss when the cartridge is successfully pierced. If not, give the valve a quick press and you should hear gas 'tsssst' out
  4. Press the head over the valve and push straight down firmly to discharge the cartridge and inflate the tyre to your desired pressure. Releasing the inflator head will stop the flow
  5. Once the tyre is inflated, remove the inflator, re-tighten the valve core and re-apply the valve cap
  6. Ride!

CARE INSTRUCTIONS , WARRANTY

CAUTION

  1. Do not use with CO2 cartridges over 25g.
  2. If using multiple CO2 cartridges in one session, wait 30 seconds between each cartridge to prevent ice build-up in the inflator head.
  3. Ensure the inflator head is fully threaded onto the CO2 cartridge before use. Failure to secure tightly will cause improper operation and may cause injury.
  4. Test the cartridge is fully pierced before use by briefly pressing the head down onto a hard, temperature resistant surface and ensure a high flow of CO2 being discharged from the inflator head
  5. Do not remove the CO2 cartridge until it is fully discharged.
  6. Check CO2 gas is fully discharged after each use by pushing head several times against a hard temperature-resistant surfac
  7. Point away from yourself and others while using
  8. Do not use if any part is cracked or damaged
  9. Do not expose the CO2 cartridge to heat, store at temperatures above 49oC (120oF), or store in enclosed vehicles
  10. Make sure to wear gloves when inflating to avoid injury
  11. The inflator head and CO2 cartridge will become very cold / frosty when the CO2 gas is expelled. Do not unscrew the used cartridge until it has warmed enough to touch
  12. Keep out of reach of children

WARRANTY

12 Month Warranty: All mechanical components against manufacturer defects only.

Warranty Claim Requirements: Warranty valid from the date of purchase. To submit a warranty claim, you must have your original sales receipt. Items returned without a sales receipt will assume that the warranty begins on the date of manufacture. All warranties will be void if the product is damaged due to the use of crash, abuse, alteration, modification, or any used in any way not intended as described in this instruction manual.

Please contact your Peaty's dealer with any questions.

DELIVERIES AND RETURNS

DELIVERY
UK

FREE Shipping on all UK orders over £30.
Orders under £30 are subject to a £5 delivery charge.

Alll orders are sent via DPD Next Working Day Delivery.
Please visit our Delivery Information page for further information.

Please expect delays to processing and delivery times around peak periods, such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and promotion / sales periods.
Our warehouse team work as quickly as they can to pick and pack your orders, and you will be contacted if there's a longer than expected delay. Please get in touch if you have any queries regarding your order.

EU and Worldwide
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RETURNS
If you are unhappy with your purchase, you have 30 days to return your items to us.
To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging. Please ensure they are packaged appropriately to avoid damage during transit.
Please note, customers are accountable for return shipping charges. We suggest using a recorded or signed for delivery service to ensure the parcel is tracked and insured. All parcels are the customer’s responsibility until we receive them.

For further information, please visit our Refund Policy page.

FURTHER QUESTIONS?
Check out our FAQs for answers to common questions, or Contact Us for more.

FAQS

What pressure will a 16g or 25g CO2 canister inflate my tyre to?

The pressure you will be able to get from a 16g or 25g CO2 canister will heavily depend on your wheel size, tyre width, tyre depth and rim design (a rim with a big dip in the middle will create more volume to fill than a shallow dipped rim).

With so many variables it’s impossible for us to guarantee exactly what pressure you’ll achieve in your particular setup, but we’ve put together a table of wheel / tyre sizes below to demonstrate what pressures you’re likely to achieve with either 16g or 25g cartridges.

Recommended Size

Wheel size 16G 25G

29” x 2.4

21psi

34psi

29” x 2.1

30PSI

45psi

27” x 2.8

13PSI

25psi

27.5” x 2.4

25PSI

40psi

26” x 2.4

27psi

41psi

Fat Tyre

-

7psi

700c 28c

80psi

120psi

700c 23c

125psi

Two tyres at 70psi

Why does everything go freezing cold when I empty a cartridge?

When CO2 is highly compressed (870psi to be precise!) it becomes liquid. The process of turning liquid CO2 back into a gas is called an exothermic reaction. This means that the CO2 has to steal energy from somewhere else in order for it to turn into a gas - in this case it steals heat from the CO2 cartridge, the inflator head - anything it can get its energetic little mitts on! This is why it’s so important to always use the closed base freeze protector sleeve, so it doesn’t steal heat from your hands and give you freeze burns!

Does it matter if the CO2 inflator is pointing upwards or downwards?

Yes, this can make a huge difference in inflation time! CO2 canisters are full of liquid gas so if the inflator head is pointing downwards (6 o’clock position) then both gravity and the pressure inside the canister will be forcing the liquid CO2 out of the inflator head. This can result in full inflation times of under 10 seconds!

If the CO2 inflator is pointing upwards (12 o’clock position) then only the gas pressure inside the canister will be forcing the CO2 out of the canister. This will result in inflation times of between 10 and 20 seconds.

When pointing upwards, because you’re relying on only gas pressure, the canister will usually have a small amount of gas left even when the tyre is fully inflated. This is because the gas pressure between the canister and tyre have equalised. For example if the tyre pressure is 30psi in the tyre, you will have 30psi pressure left in your canister.

Sometimes my inflator head gets stuck on the valve

If your valve stem has any moisture on the outside of it then this moisture can freeze solid when the CO2 gas is released. This moisture could then freeze to the o-ring on the inflator head and make it feel stuck, but fear not, just simply twist it anti-clockwise a few times as if you’re unscrewing a thread (to break the seal of the ice) and it should pull straight off again.

My inflator head has frozen and won’t blow any gas?

If your valve stem has a restricted airflow (from a sealant blockage or has a partly closed or broken valve stem) this can cause a build up of freezing CO2 liquid or gas in the valve head which can - sometimes - cause the inflator head to freeze up (especially when inflating in a downwards position).

This can also happen if there is residual water inside the inflator mechanism.

Don’t panic, if this does happen, simply wait a few minutes for the ice to melt and the mechanism will move and blow gas freely again.

It is important to check your tubeless valves for any blockages as this will massively reduce C02 air flow into your tyre, and can lead to the gas spurting out of the inflator head. A quick clean out of your tubeless valve will fix this. Simply remove your valve core and unblock the valve by poking a small object through, something like a small allen key will do the job. Put your valve core back in and re-inflate your tyre.

Will CO2 freeze my sealant?

CO2 blasts out of the inflator head at around -50 degrees, so it will freeze any sealant that it comes into close contact with however, since our Tubeless Sealant formula is a water-based formula (which means the latex is suspended in water rather than chemicals) it will soon defrost and performance won’t be affected.

If you are running another brand of Tubeless Sealant then please check with the manufacturer's guidelines to see if it is compatible with CO2 inflators before using.

single use CO2 cartridges... is david attenborough going to hate me for using these?

Single use, yes … but fully recyclable. Just pop these in with your metal recycling and they’ll be made into something shiny and new again in no time!

Is CO2 Safe?

Yes, you breathe it out all the time. In one day, the average person breathes out around 500 litres of CO2 gas – which amounts to around 1kg in mass. By releasing 16g of CO2 then, you’ll be releasing the equivalent of around 20mins of standard human exhaling.

CO2 is also commonly used for propelling fire extinguishers and inflating life jackets but most importantly carbonating beer.

How much does one full CO2 canister and CO2 head weigh?

A CO2 inflator head alone weighs 15.2g

A CO2 inflator head with a full 16g CO2 cartridge weights 83.8g

A CO2 inflator head with a full 25g CO2 cartridge weights 138.2g

HOW LONG WILL THE CO2 STAY IN THE CANISTER ONCE I HAVE POPPED THE SEAL?

Each CO2 inflator head is dual sealed to provide an excellent, durable seal. After popping a CO2 cartridge you can expect to lose only around 0.5g per month.

Will the inflator work with other CO2 canisters?

Yes, but they won’t have our unique fully enclosed sleeves so don’t blame us if you get frost burn.

STRAIGHT LINE IS THE FASTEST LINE

Our straight line, compact design enables faster airflow for rapid inflation, and creates less stress on your tubeless valves when you’re using it.

From flat to inflated in less than 10 seconds!

DESIGNED FOR DURABILITY

Made from CNC’d 6061 aluminium, and with a patent-pending valve design, the details of Peaty's inflator heads have been agonised on - from the exact rubber compound of the O-rings to the awesome Chris King anodized colours.

NO GLOVES, NO PROBLEM

We applied the same level of detail and quality in making a high quality CO2 cartridge sleeve. Far from a cheap strip of neoprene, our freeze protector sleeve is made from temperature resistant silicone and has a unique closed base to stop your hand from freezing to the cartridge, no matter how you hold it - even without wearing gloves.