Tubeless Tire Booster Comparison: TB304-V5 vs TB304-V5-G vs RO-FP1000-V5-G
Choosing the right tubeless inflation solution depends on the intended user, inflation method and product configuration.
Ridingoutdoor offers several tubeless tire inflation solutions for bicycle brands, importers and distributors. This comparison helps buyers understand the differences between the TB304-V5, TB304-V5-G and RO-FP1000-V5-G, including pressure gauge configurations, reservoir design, valve compatibility and intended applications.
Side-by-side comparison
| Model | Reservoir structure | Pressure gauge | Reservoir charging | Inflation method | Inflation head | Valve compatibility | Hose length | Dimensions | Weight | Intended application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TB304-V5 | 304 stainless steel, 1.35 L | No | Floor pump | Rapid burst release for tubeless bead seating | V5 | Presta / Schrader / Dunlop-Woods / CLIK | 435 mm | 323 × 110 × 85 mm | 647 g | Workshops, service benches, MTB / gravel / e-bike service |
| TB304-V5-G | 304 stainless steel, 1.35 L | Yes — integrated | Floor pump | Rapid burst release for tubeless bead seating | V5 | Presta / Schrader / Dunlop-Woods / CLIK | 435 mm | 350 × 110 × 85 mm | 670 g | Workshops, service benches, MTB / gravel / e-bike service |
| RO-FP1000-V5-G | Alloy chamber, 1.3 L | Yes — built-in | Not stated on product page | Chamber burst release for tubeless bead seating | All-valve hose head | Presta / Schrader / Dunlop-Woods / CLIK | 435 mm | 350 × 110 × 80 mm | 506 g | Bike shops, service benches, MTB / gravel / e-bike service |
All figures are taken from the confirmed product documentation for each model. Where a value is not published for a model it is marked accordingly and is confirmed per model and per project before ordering.
How the three models differ
TB304-V5
The 304 stainless steel, 1.35 L booster without an integrated gauge. Charged with a floor pump and released through the V5 all-valve head. 323 × 110 × 85 mm and 647 g.
TB304-V5-G
The same 304 stainless steel, 1.35 L platform with an integrated pressure gauge on the top assembly. Slightly larger and heavier at 350 × 110 × 85 mm and 670 g.
RO-FP1000-V5-G
A 1.3 L alloy chamber with a built-in gauge and an all-valve hose head, sized for the bench at 350 × 110 × 80 mm and 506 g. Reservoir charging method is not stated on the product page.
Tubeless booster comparison FAQ
What is the difference between the TB304-V5 and the TB304-V5-G?
The TB304-V5-G adds an integrated pressure gauge and is slightly larger and heavier: 350 × 110 × 85 mm and 670 g, against 323 × 110 × 85 mm and 647 g for the TB304-V5. Reservoir material, capacity, hose and inflation head are the same.
How does the RO-FP1000-V5-G differ from the TB304 pair?
It uses a 1.3 L alloy chamber rather than a 304 stainless steel reservoir, is lighter at 506 g, and uses an all-valve hose head. Its reservoir charging method is not stated on the product page and is confirmed per model.
Do all three fit the same valves?
Yes — all three are listed as compatible with Presta, Schrader, Dunlop-Woods and Schwalbe CLIK.
What is the maximum working pressure?
Not stated on the product pages for these models; confirmed per model and per project before ordering.
Which model suits a bike shop?
Where a documented procedure calls for reservoir pressure to be read before release, the gauged models (TB304-V5-G or RO-FP1000-V5-G) are the practical choice. The TB304-V5 suits workshops that do not need to read reservoir pressure.
What is the MOQ?
1,000 pcs per model for the documented configuration.
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