Mini-track pump recommendations ...
kevinharley
Posts: 554
Hi,
I've just returned my Halfords Travelling Track Pump (http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-ma ... -bike-pump) which, after 7 months of use, had started to leak air rather than pump it into the tyre. It was a fair enough pump when it worked, and I'm after another mini track pump, but something that will be a bit more durable.
Got a Halfords voucher, so ideally need to shop there. Use is for MTB (usually carry in pack) and Commuter/CX (usually mounted to frame, so open to the elements and the muck). Budget - max £30.
I've narrowed it down to one of these two - anyone experience of either, or recommendations for anything else I should look at?
http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-ma ... with-gauge
http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-ma ... -bike-pump
Cheers all.
I've just returned my Halfords Travelling Track Pump (http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-ma ... -bike-pump) which, after 7 months of use, had started to leak air rather than pump it into the tyre. It was a fair enough pump when it worked, and I'm after another mini track pump, but something that will be a bit more durable.
Got a Halfords voucher, so ideally need to shop there. Use is for MTB (usually carry in pack) and Commuter/CX (usually mounted to frame, so open to the elements and the muck). Budget - max £30.
I've narrowed it down to one of these two - anyone experience of either, or recommendations for anything else I should look at?
http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-ma ... with-gauge
http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-ma ... -bike-pump
Cheers all.
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Topeak are good, but my first choice would always be Lezyne.
For a mountain bike though, get the high volume, not high pressure.
This one, and it's cheaper.
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My Mountain Morph is coming up to 6 years old and still faultless.If it broke tomorrow I'd buy another MM but the one with a gauge.0
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Hmm. 1 vote each. Good to know both come recommended, but can't decide. :shock: Might as well go for the slightly cheaper MM unless others come along and convince me otherwise!0
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I've got that Lezyne one, it's not the smallest pump but it works well which is worth any small weight penalty when you're fixing a puncture in pissing rain. Its very well made too.YT Wicked 160 ltd
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