Which frame mounted mini pump (Topeak or Blackburn)????
Am looking for a frame mountable mini pump for my Spesh Allez. I believe they fit on the bottle cage mounts.
The 2 I was looking at were the Blackburn Air Stick and the Topeak Pocket Rocket. (Links below)
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=5115
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=2904
I don't really want a full length frame mountable pump as I already have a track pump and this is just for emergency backups.
Can anyone give me their views?
I'm also interested to know how each of them secures to the frame and whether they are solid or shake about. Ta.
BTW, if I'm missing a real standout mini pump, feel free to throw it into the mix!
The 2 I was looking at were the Blackburn Air Stick and the Topeak Pocket Rocket. (Links below)
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=5115
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=2904
I don't really want a full length frame mountable pump as I already have a track pump and this is just for emergency backups.
Can anyone give me their views?
I'm also interested to know how each of them secures to the frame and whether they are solid or shake about. Ta.
BTW, if I'm missing a real standout mini pump, feel free to throw it into the mix!
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All mini-pumps will be fairly useless and will not get to the advertised pressure(unless you have arms like Arny) so why not go for a bit of carbon bling HERE or the cheaper alu version HERE
They all attach via the bottle cages and are very secure, the topeak ones have a clippy thingy with a rubber fastening device.
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COVEC wrote:All mini-pumps will be fairly useless and will not get to the advertised pressure(unless you have arms like Arny) so why not go for a bit of carbon bling HERE or the cheaper alu version HERE
They all attach via the bottle cages and are very secure, the topeak ones have a clippy thingy with a rubber fastening device.
COVEC
They are still both mini pumps though, is it because they are "blingier" that you've suggested them?0 -
Indeed it is0