Topeak Pocket Rocket (master blaster) mini pump
Hi all
I would be very interested in fellow forumites opinions and experiences with the above pump,it is primarily for use on the road (punctures etc) the small size appeals and if it can acheive 80/85psi i would be happy! All replies appreciated ,cheers.
I would be very interested in fellow forumites opinions and experiences with the above pump,it is primarily for use on the road (punctures etc) the small size appeals and if it can acheive 80/85psi i would be happy! All replies appreciated ,cheers.
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Yup, I've got one of those and have no problems with it. I wanted a pump small enough it wouldn't annoy me carrying it everywhere in my shoulder bag. 80 psi with it is no problem.0
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andy1cp wrote:Hi all
I would be very interested in fellow forumites opinions and experiences with the above pump,it is primarily for use on the road (punctures etc) the small size appeals and if it can acheive 80/85psi i would be happy! All replies appreciated ,cheers.
I have one, relied on it for all my pumping needs until I got my new track pump this weekend. It seems to do the job.
I Wouldn't bother with something like CO2 cartridges for punctures, unless you are competing - I don't like consumables when you don't need to.0 -
+1 here
Can't fault mine at all.0 -
I have used one of these for a few years. 80psi is relatively easy to achieve. I have managed to get a tyre to 100psi which was rather time consuming. As the inner tube had just failed with a loud bang I had a surfeit of adrenaline in my system. So five minutes pumping the tyre up calmed me down0
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Yep. Great pump. Can't go wrong.0
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just right small enough to fit into rear of jersey ...just but good performance get one :0
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I have one on my best bike + one on my winter trainer - excellent wee pumpKeebo,
Semper in excreta sumus, solum profundum variat!0 -
Excellent pump. It is just small enough to fit into my saddle bag, leaving more space for food in jersey pockets0