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  1. Blackburn TPS-2 floorpump was 25% off at bikeshop. Got it and it makes quite a difference from those
    small ones I usually take with me on the bike. (Sigma Sport Lambda Jet and currently a Crank
    Brothers Power Pump.)

    I went on a pumping spree and pumped *clap* my TE-clone, the old DF and our wheelbarrow up. Will be
    good to have this to keep them topped up and the small ones for emergencies.

    Mikael

  2. "Mikael Seierup" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Blackburn TPS-2 floorpump was 25% off at bikeshop. Got it and it makes quite a difference from
    those small ones I usually take with me on the bike. (Sigma Sport Lambda Jet and currently a Crank
    Brothers Power Pump.)

    I went on a pumping spree and pumped *clap* my TE-clone, the old DF and our wheelbarrow up. Will
    be good to have this to keep them topped up and the small ones for emergencies.

    Mikael

    This sounds as if it possibly could have been your first time with a floor pump. You haven't been
    doing it by hand all this time have you?

    Just wondering. ;-)

    skip

  3. Mikael Seierup said:

    Blackburn TPS-2 floorpump was 25% off at bikeshop. Got it and it makes quite a difference from
    those small ones I usually take with me on the bike. (Sigma Sport Lambda Jet and currently a Crank
    Brothers Power Pump.)

    I went on a pumping spree and pumped *clap* my TE-clone, the old DF and our wheelbarrow up. Will
    be good to have this to keep them topped up and the small ones for emergencies.

    So what was the average speed increase for the wheelbarrow after proper tire inflation?

    Tom Sherman - Quad Cities

  4. Quoted message said:

    This sounds as if it possibly could have been your first time with a floor pump. You haven't been
    doing it by hand all this time have you?

    Just wondering. ;-)

    skip

    That sound s a little personal! Ben fox

    "skip" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    "Mikael Seierup" <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
    berlin.de...

    Quoted message said:

    Blackburn TPS-2 floorpump was 25% off at bikeshop. Got it and it makes quite a difference from
    those small ones I usually take with me on the bike. (Sigma Sport Lambda Jet and currently a
    Crank Brothers Power Pump.)

    I went on a pumping spree and pumped *clap* my TE-clone, the old DF and our wheelbarrow up. Will
    be good to have this to keep them topped up and the small ones for emergencies.

    Mikael

    This sounds as if it possibly could have been your first time with a floor pump. You haven't been
    doing it by hand all this time have you?

    Just wondering. ;-)

    skip

  5. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Mikael Seierup
    Blackburn TPS-2 floorpump was 25% off at bikeshop. Got it and it makes quite a difference from those
    small ones I usually take with me on the bike. (Sigma Sport Lambda Jet and currently a Crank
    Brothers Power Pump.)

    I went on a pumping spree and pumped *clap* my TE-clone, the old DF and our wheelbarrow up. Will be
    good to have this to keep them topped up and the small ones for emergencies.

    Mikael

    The closest thing I have found to a bike portable floor pump is the Topeak Morph. It is compact enough to be carried in my back carrier, yet easily pumps a 20x1.95 tire to 110 lbs
    D.B.

  6. Dan Burkhart said:

    The closest thing I have found to a bike portable floor pump is the Topeak Morph. It is compact
    enough to be carried in my back carrier, yet easily pumps a 20x1.95 tire to 110 lbs

    As an owner of two morphs, I would suggest that "easily" is overstating it somewhat - the only on-
    bike pump that "easily" achieves that kind or pressure in my experience is the Zefal HPX. But the
    Morph will do it.

    Just watch your fingers in the T handle as you pump ;-)

    Guy
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    May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after posting.
    chapmancentral.demon.co.ukchapmancentral.demon.co.uk

  7. Just zis Guy said:

    As an owner of two morphs, I would suggest that "easily" is overstating it somewhat - the only on-
    bike pump that "easily" achieves that kind or pressure in my experience is the Zefal HPX. But the
    Morph will do it.

    I had a Road Morph but contrived to lose it last Wednesday. I found an old Zefal HPX in the shed to
    tide me over until the new Road Morph arrives, so obviously I was a prime candidiate for a visit
    from the P+nct+r+ Fairy. Who duly showed up on Saturday morning.

    Hurrah! It was outside the pub Bah! It wasn't open.

    From this experience I can confidently state that for decrepit me, the Road Morph works /much/
    better than the Zefal, which will be relegated back to the shed ASAP.

    --

    Dave Larrington - legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uklegslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk
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