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  1. Hi there all, I was hoping for some advice on a roadbike pump that will give me maximum psi the pump I have now does only enough to get me home slowly.
    Any help would be great.๐Ÿ˜•

  2. I like to use a frame pump to initally fill the tire then use a co2 cartridge to boost up the pressure

  3. gtb said:

    Hi there all, I was hoping for some advice on a roadbike pump that will give me maximum psi the pump I have now does only enough to get me home slowly.
    Any help would be great.๐Ÿ˜•

    It sounds as though you have a 3/4 length pump which usually can only pump up to about 65 PSI, as I recall (more than enough for MTB tires).

    As suggested, you need a full length, "frame" pump ... some are better (easier to get the air into the tire -- cost isn't necessarily the factor) than others ...

  4. I usually use a CO2 inflator exclusively when on the road. I normally end up with a little over 100PSI from a cartridge which is enough for me. In the shop though, I use a full sized floor pump.

  5. IMO the Topeak Road Morph is the only way to go; it's like a mini floor pump. I have the one w/ built-in gauge.

    You can see photo and used in video here. I've pumped tubulars up to 140psi w/ it, no problem.

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