uk, pumps question

Steve, Topeak Road Morph gets my vote. A bit bigger than a compact pump, but 100 pounds is no
problem. The built in gauge is very handy and pretty accurate. A hose with a fitting gives it the
ability to be used like a floor pump I keep mine stuffed in the space in the seatback of my Giro.
There was a thread on Bentrideronline a couple of months back. It shows up around here every 6
months or so. Denny in Sayre Pa "Bent but not Broken" www.recumbentstuff.com

"Steve Watkin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I seem to remember this, or a similar thread some time ago but as is

always

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the case I wasn't interested then! But now after trying to fix a puncture a few days ago I have
decided that

my

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compact pump has to go cos. it's bloody useless! So can you either reccomend a good compact pump
that will acheive 100psi

or

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thereabouts to carry on my bike or point me to the relavent thread.

Thanks SW

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Steve, Topeak Road Morph gets my vote.

Mine too. I have one mounted horizontally behind the seat on my Giro on a piece of flat bar stock
aluminum attached to the bottom W/B bolts.

On my Lightning, it is strapped under the front of the seat.

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I keep mine stuffed in the space in the seatback of my Giro.

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"Steve Watkin" skrev ...

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I seem to remember this, or a similar thread some time ago but as is always the case I wasn't
interested then! But now after trying to fix a puncture a few days ago I have decided that my
compact pump has to go cos. it's bloody useless! So can you either reccomend a good compact pump
that will acheive 100psi or thereabouts to carry on my bike or point me to the relavent thread.

I use a Sigma Sport Lambda Jet w. analog manometer.

M.

I have this : zefal.com26.htmlOpen ↗

It took a bit getting used to, but it does the job and has brackets fitting the bottle holder. Many
strokes needed to reach 100+ psi (small volume pump)

Torben

"Steve Watkin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I seem to remember this, or a similar thread some time ago but as is

always

Quoted message said:

the case I wasn't interested then! But now after trying to fix a puncture a few days ago I have
decided that

my

Quoted message said:

compact pump has to go cos. it's bloody useless! So can you either reccomend a good compact pump
that will acheive 100psi

or

Quoted message said:

thereabouts to carry on my bike or point me to the relavent thread.

Thanks SW

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

I seem to remember this, or a similar thread some time ago but as is always the case I wasn't
interested then! But now after trying to fix a puncture a few days ago I have decided that my
compact pump has to go cos. it's bloody useless! So can you either reccomend a good compact pump
that will acheive 100psi or thereabouts to carry on my bike or point me to the relavent thread.

Thanks SW

Get one of those CO2 inflators. IMHO worth every penny for roadside inflation.

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Get one of those CO2 inflators. IMHO worth every penny for roadside inflation.

Until you have more flats than inflators....

BTW, can't be taken on a plane either.
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Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager clee.orgclee.orgOpen ↗
- Bellaire, TX USA -

No experience with it, but this looks interesting:

minifootpump.comminifootpump.comOpen ↗

John Riley

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No experience with it, but this looks interesting:

minifootpump.comminifootpump.comOpen ↗

John Riley

That does look interesting. I was thinking about it for my wife, who has a hell of a time getting up
to 120 psi with a hand pump, even the floor versions. Only 9 oz weight (255 g) too. Assuming it
works, the biggest downside would seem to be the bulk, as the thing sure isn't going to fit along
your top tube!

Steve Christensen