mini pump

mike hunts alpine

Me sports direct jobby pump has quit so I need a replacement for about £20 max.
Recommendations thank you please.

mike hunts alpine

Seen this but not sure as its mixed reviews.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0010VRLT6
Have a beto shock pump and its excellent so would think this would be too.

buddy_club

I use this:

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_273923

Works well, inflates quickly enough and has lasted ages with no issues, presta + shraeder valve and its tiny.
£25 though.

97th choice

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/tope ... -prod74982

topeak mini dual pump with guage.

rockmonkeysc

97th choice wrote:

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/topeak-mini-dual-pump-w-gauge/rp-prod74982

topeak mini dual pump with guage.

I had one of them. It was sh1t, leaked air faster than I could pump it. Halfords gave me a replacement which lasted about three uses. They replaced tha with one of these which is much better.
http://www.zeevon.com/cycle/accessories ... tAodQl0AiA

lostboysaint

Bontrager, with the ability to use CO2 cartridges as well, can't remember the name. It's brilliant.

EDIT: Ha, just remembered - Air Rush. Superb product.

Kowalski675

I have one of these:

http://www.wheelies.co.uk/p66383/Blackb ... tAodNAQArw

Costs a tenner, ally construction, lifetime guarantee, rebuildable, fits both types of valve and just does the job. Why spend more? Only thing I'd change about it is to have a lock to stop it sliding open unless you put it in your bag upside down.

The Rookie

I have the Blackburn Mammoth, though I can't see many differences to the mountain, shifts air fast pumps to good pressure, valve adaptor works well, but yes annoying when it slides open as you have to remove the rubber protective cap to close it again, but it's a minor point.

Kowalski675

Agreed. For a tenner, it's no deal breaker.

russyh

I have a carbon topeak Micro Rocket, great little thing but not cheap. Sits nicely on my carbon road bike, but also in my camelback on the MTB. Works well, should do really for £27 and looks trick what more would you want?

Torres

Have a look at the Phaart pumps that on one sell. Asside from the stupid name and childish stickers they're very impressive. I've got one of the mini track pumps (think it's around a tenner) and it does its job very well. There's some nice touches and it fits perfectly in a camelback (it also comes with a frame mount if that's what you're after.)

drlodge

Beyond your budget, but the Lezyne Pressure Drive Mini Pump is great. It has a flexible hose that makes pumping alot easier.

mike hunts alpine

https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/TOPHHGM45LL/phaart-blip-cnc-mini-pump-with-lever been eyeing this up.

craker

drlodge wrote:

Beyond your budget, but the Lezyne Pressure Drive Mini Pump is great. It has a flexible hose that makes pumping alot easier.

+ 1

Had 3 punctures on the road this month. Don't skimp if the alternative is a verge in the rain - I bought this one for the hose as I've snapped valve heads off with those push on pumps and that really pi55es me off.

mike hunts alpine

Went with the phart blip from on one and its spot on so much better than previous pump I had.