what road pump ?
merlie
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Great price - looks good.Specialized Sequoia Expert Gravel Bike
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Blimey, got to be good for that sort of money.0
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Only a few worth having imo. Stuck in the middle of nowhere in the cold/wet trying to use a cheap and/or useless pump is not recommended. I'd go for a frame pump and the Park Tools PMP 5 or not really a mini pump but a good bit of kit is the Topeak Road Morph. PMP 5 gets a review on TWMP
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I've got a Topeak pocket rocket. Works well, I have used it several times on the road. Leant it to a guy on a sportive recently, and he claimed it saved his life. Probably an exaggeration :-)0
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Specialized Air Tool Mini. I've not used mine in anger yet, but have borrowed it to friends on a club ride and it seemed to do the trick. There's also a storage compartment in the handle/hilt for a couple of patches, glue etc. Nice touch.
It's withstood my 3 yr old Son using is as a microphone/sword/gun too. So has passed the build quality test
Not bad for £15.“Training is like fighting with a gorilla. You don’t stop when you’re tired. You stop when the gorilla is tired.”0 -
I use the Lezyne Road Drive which is pretty good. I bought a medium because it is my back up to the CO2. I think I would buy a large if I didn't use the CO2 as a first choice.0
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Topeak Road Morph G
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chrisba wrote:I've got a Topeak pocket rocket. Works well, I have used it several times on the road. Leant it to a guy on a sportive recently, and he claimed it saved his life. Probably an exaggeration :-)
but I also have the second wind version of the OP's pump which has a gas cylinder and is a hand pump £11 from Wiggle - so you get the benefit of gas and the ability to top up - or pump from flat when your gas has run outhttp://veloviewer.com/SigImage.php?a=3370a&r=3&c=5&u=M&g=p&f=abcdefghij&z=a.png
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+1 for Lezyne Road Drive. Not cheap but really worth it. Light, gets to high pressure quickly, built really solidly. Best I've used.0
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Topeak RaceRocket http://www.topeak.com/products/Mini-Pum ... cket_black is really good and easy to use. Screw on, small, excellent.0
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I have the non-carbon version of this and after a couple of minutes testing in the garage I came to the conclusion that I better pray I never need it on the road.
It is painfully slow to inflate even a 23mm tyre.merlie wrote:0 -
+ 2 for Lezyne I use mine in conjuction with a Lezyne air chuck co2 thingy, which is brilliantSTOP!......... Carry on!
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