mtb floor pump

Cqc

Hiya, my joeblow sport's valve has broken after only 2 months of easy use, which is very disappointing as it was great until it broke so I'm looking for a new pump. I'm willing to spend up to £50 if I have to but would rather spend less. What are your recommendations? Ideally I would like a high volume one for tubeless set up, etc, but most importantly I want one that will last a long long time. Thanks

ej2320

Had a Bontranger Charger for 2 years now, still working brilliantly
Fits both valves and I've used it to go tubeless

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/bon ... p-ec008558
It seems to be no longer available but I'd recommend Bontranger pumps

cooldad

So take it back - two months it will be still under warranty.

Cqc

I've sent it back for monetary refund, as I don't want to have a second one break...

.blitz

Bought one of these a while back http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/lezy ... -prod36286

Difficult to get too enthusiastic about a floor pump but it is rather nice and works well. Good adaptors too. The only minor drawback is that it goes up to 220 psi so for MTB tyres 20-30 psi is right down the one end of the scale and for its size it doesn't move a great deal of air per pump.

Easy to do bar spins with the handle though

cooldad

I've got three Beto pumps, ranging from cheap (£15?) to expensive (for Beto £20 odd) all work fine and have for years. The pricier one has a wooden handle etc, and works best - I use it on the car as well.

jairaj

Any Lezyne HV (high volume) series pump.

I have a Lezyne pump which I'm very happy with. Had it about 5 years and its still working just the same. My friend has a similar one but a high volume one and it is noticeably easier to get tubeless tyres to inflate and get the bead seated.

Chunkers1980

cqc - if warrenty fails or is too much bother, they have mostly have universal hose attachments - so you can just change that.

Cqc

I've just found the lenzyne classic dirt dive pump which looks great. Any thoughts?