Win 1 of 3 Birzman Grand Maha Push & Twist III floor pumps valued at more than $85 each! The Grand Maha Push and Twist III is equipped with Birzman’s newest invention, Push & Twist. The Push & Twist is an innovative valve head that stems from the need for a simple, effortless inflation system for either Presta or Schrader valves without switching parts. It uses an elongated 744mm, CNC’d aluminum barrel that is both beautiful on the outside and heat treated and buffed on the inside for a smooth, swift stroke. The barrel also has a 5º ergonomic tilt towards the user and is mounted on a wide angled, aluminum base for ultimate control during inflation with a CNC’d, easy-to-read 220psi/15 bar gauge. Top all of this off with a beautifully varnished and tapered wood handle and you’ve got a high quality floor pump that is as beautiful as it is functional.
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