Which track pump?
williamw1987
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http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/?fn=produ ... egoryId=79 - Blackburn
Or
http://www.evanscycles.com/product.jsp?style=14610 - Bonty
Don't want to spend to much, and I haven't heard of Blackburn as a brand so not sure which would be best?
Any thoughts?
Thanks chaps.
Or
http://www.evanscycles.com/product.jsp?style=14610 - Bonty
Don't want to spend to much, and I haven't heard of Blackburn as a brand so not sure which would be best?
Any thoughts?
Thanks chaps.
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Another track pump discussion:
http://www.bikeradar.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=14855432
And another:
http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtop ... t=12574092John Stevenson0 -
Personally i'd go for the Blackburn one - Its cheaper and has free delivery at Merlin. They'll both do the same job0
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aldi were doing one a couple of weeks back for about £10 if I remember right. I got one myself and it's excellent. Have a little check in your local aldi before shelling out. Was in LBS the other week and there was a fella getting spieled to death and talked into spending about £30 on an all singing all dancing alloy tubular model.... Was dying to tell him to go 500 yds down the road to Aldi0
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If it's the same one I've got in my garage (silver) it was £4.99 at my local Aldi (end of the road) and it's bloody good. It fills my tyres up with the highest quality air available....... all for £4.99.
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Blackburn have a noquibble lifetime guarantee,and good spares availability.2006 Giant XTC
2010 Giant Defy Advanced
2016 Boardman Pro 29er
2016 Pinnacle Lithium 4
2017 Canondale Supersix Evo0 -
Bleedproof wrote:If it's the same one I've got in my garage (silver) it was £4.99 at my local Aldi (end of the road) and it's bloody good. It fills my tyres up with the highest quality air available....... all for £4.99.
Check them out...
and then i got a Topeak joe blow sprint and realised just how terrible the lidl/aldi ones are0 -
dirtbiker100 wrote:Bleedproof wrote:If it's the same one I've got in my garage (silver) it was £4.99 at my local Aldi (end of the road) and it's bloody good. It fills my tyres up with the highest quality air available....... all for £4.99.
Check them out...
and then i got a Topeak joe blow sprint and realised just how terrible the lidl/aldi ones are
But it does fill the tyre and is doing just fine for me .... for £4.99 it's very good. This may not apply to the original poster, but could help someone on a tight budget. I had no budget limit but thought it was worth a go and it's been fine.0 -
dirtbiker100 wrote:Bleedproof wrote:If it's the same one I've got in my garage (silver) it was £4.99 at my local Aldi (end of the road) and it's bloody good. It fills my tyres up with the highest quality air available....... all for £4.99.
Check them out...
and then i got a Topeak joe blow sprint and realised just how terrible the lidl/aldi ones are
Couldn't agree more!
I bought a £15 Oxford Deluxe track-pump with a bling digital pressure gauge, and struggled with it for two years before realising it was a piece of junk whilst trying to seat my second set of tubeless tyres
Spending a little more on the JoeBlow has shown me what a track pump is really supposed to be like (and seated my problematic tyre with two pumps of the handle :shock: )
There's a place and time for cheap and cheerful tools & equipment, but once they significantly impact upon your workrate, quality of work,or ease of use then it's time to spend that little bit more!0 -
Went with Blackburn one in the end. Thanks chaps.
Hopefully it will last a good few years, and like a poster above said it has a lifetime guarantee... all good to me. Thanks!0