My Performance floor pump no longer can hold onto the tube stem after
about 100 psi. Is it time for a new pump? Is the rubber 'gripper' inside
worn out? Are replacement parts available?
Thanks.
Joel
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My Performance floor pump no longer can hold onto the tube stem after
about 100 psi. Is it time for a new pump? Is the rubber 'gripper' inside
worn out? Are replacement parts available?
Thanks.
Joel
: My Performance floor pump no longer can hold onto the tube stem after
: about 100 psi. Is it time for a new pump? Is the rubber 'gripper' inside
: worn out? Are replacement parts available?
:
: Thanks.
:
: Joel
Shouldn't you be asking Performance these questions?
:
My Specialized neither, but only on valves that are smooth.
I use some string to tie the head to the rim/tyre whilst pumping, cheaper
than a new pump.
joel roth said:My Performance floor pump no longer can hold onto the tube stem after
about 100 psi. Is it time for a new pump? Is the rubber 'gripper'
inside worn out? Are replacement parts available?Thanks.
Joel
Replace the rubber 'gripper'. Take it with you to an LBS. Chances are they
might have one, and if not can get it for you.
joel roth said:My Performance floor pump no longer can hold onto the tube stem after
about 100 psi. Is it time for a new pump? Is the rubber 'gripper' inside
worn out? Are replacement parts available?
This question gets a lot easier to answer if you have a local
Performance store. They have a "no questions asked" replacement policy
on their products. I'm on my fourth or fifth Performance Hurricane
pump. Easy for me since the localist of my LBSes is a Performance
store. :-)
jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net http://home.earthlink.net/~jeverett3
One option, replace the pump head with one from Silca. Silca heads, at
least the presta ones, are great and most shops have the replaceable
rubber washer for like $1. Here's an example of one:
http://www.thethirdhand.com/index.cgi
bfd said:One option, replace the pump head with one from Silca. Silca heads, at
least the presta ones, are great and most shops have the replaceable
rubber washer for like $1. Here's an example of one:
http://www.thethirdhand.com/index.cgi
Hi, another nice replacement head w/hose is the Topeak Smarthead. I
put one these on my Topeak Joe Blow Sport, which came with the two
sided head, and it really works nice. I got mine on sale, so look
around for the best price.
http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=11445&subcategory_ID=4363
Life is Good!
Jeff
Joel asks-<< My Performance floor pump no longer can hold onto the tube stem
after
about 100 psi. Is it time for a new pump? Is the rubber 'gripper' inside
worn out? Are replacement parts available? >><BR><BR>
I say, go to a decent bike shop and ask for the Silca pump head that does
presta and schraeder. Cut the old crappy one off, new one on, small hose clamp.
These have replaceable innards and will out last the pump.
If your lbs looks at you with the 'thousand yard stare', call me and I'll send
the head and clamp to you-about $20 total.
Peter Chisholm
Vecchio's Bicicletteria
1833 Pearl St.
Boulder, CO, 80302
(303)440-3535
http://www.vecchios.com
"Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"
using schrader valves?
find a cheap auto tire foot pump with a metal valve nipple latch.
or just eyeball one at disscunt auto or woolmort.
THIS IS THE SCHRADER ANSWER!
SEEK NO FURTHER! BURN TIRES ON TOPPUCK'S PARKING LOT!! DEMAND ACTION!
yawl canna imagine an autoform holding the pumphose on his flat tire while ...
can you?
nah. impawseeblay!
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