Which mini-pump?

Milk Maid
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I'm looking for a new mini-pump: it must be small enough to fit in a jersey pocket but good enough to be worth carrying in the first place. What do you use and do you recommend it?
Cheers,
Milk Maid
Cheers,
Milk Maid
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This what you want. I have had one for years and can get up to 100psi easily. Totally weightless and reliable.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/topeak-micro-cbt-pump/Brian B.0 -
Easy, Topeak Pocket Rocket.0
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my favourite...
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/lezyne-micro-fl ... ith-gauge/
fits in the middle pocket ok, flip out foot for really easy pumping, and a proper hose
the simple gauge is a bit sticky, you have to tap it to get the correct reading, otherwise it's easy to go way over the right pressuremy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
Anything from lezeyne with a hose, anything else is a waste of time,Some speak highly of the Top Peak pocket rocket, I admit it looks good and it's really small, the only issue is it takes about 300 strokes to get to 60psi. My carbon one has been in a drawer in the garage since the first time I used it.0
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CLX1 wrote:Anything from lezeyne with a hose, anything else is a waste of time,Some speak highly of the Top Peak pocket rocket, I admit it looks good and it's really small, the only issue is it takes about 300 strokes to get to 60psi. My carbon one has been in a drawer in the garage since the first time I used it.
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Saves any bent valves as well0 -
i got a giant one for a tenner thats bloody good, far better than my previous toppeak one that i lost. it has a handle that turns out into a proper handle which it hink makes it far easier to pump
think its this one
http://www.awcycles.co.uk/brands/Giant/Control%20Mini%203%20Pump/14486/index.aspx"Unfortunately these days a lot of people don’t understand the real quality of a bike" Ernesto Colnago0