ROKiT UP, an innovator in the world of motorcycle care and maintenance, is making it easier for riders to get prepared for their 2025 riding adventures following the launch of its easy-to-use, digital multifunctional tyre inflators. 

Available in a choice of two large battery capacities - 5200mAh / 7.4V and 9000mAh / 12V - the rechargeable digital tyre pumps can power top-ups or multiple full tyre inflation. They can also be used as a portable air compressor for balls, bicycles and inflatables and an external battery/power bank or torch - the perfect portable travel and workshop companion. 

Simple to use, choose one of the four pressure modes (PSI, BAR, KPA Kg/cm), preset desired pressure up to 150PSI, press and go - the compact pump will do the work for you and automatically shut off once the pressure has been reached. 

The large, high-definition LED display shows real-time pressure value, preset inflation value and different use modes.

Everything needed is in the box, including the ROKiT UP cordless tyre inflator, USB-C charging cable, air hose, Presta valve adaptor, plastic inflatable nozzle and ball needle. The 9000mAh version also includes a 12V car cigarette cord charger and a cloth storage bag. 

Both units are under £50 with the 5200mAh unit priced at £39.99 and the larger capacity 9000mAh with an RRP of £49.99. 

ROKiT UP is exclusively distributed in the UK and Ireland by Nevis Marketing, to find a list of official stockists or to view the full range, visit www.nevis.uk.com

About ROKiT

ROKiT Industries, co-founded by Jonathan Kendrick and John Paul DeJoria, comprises a wide portfolio of multinational businesses and services including drinks, merchandise, apparel, content creation and distribution, new technologies, electronic consumer goods, mesh wi-fi services, ebikes, rapid-assembly homes and tyres, amongst other interests and have invested heavily in recent years in sports sponsorship such as England Rugby League and particularly in motorsports, including being title partners of the ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK and BSB teams and the ROKiT British F4 championship as well as BTCC, Formula E and the NHRA.