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Topeak Road Morph & Mountain Morph pumps

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  1. Hello Group,

    What is the difference between the pumps? From what I gathered,
    the MM is shorter (for the smaller MTB frames), and the RM gives
    higher psi's. Is that all?

    Is the Morph design (transferring it into a floor pump) unique among
    the industry?

    Miles

  2. Miles said:

    Hello Group,

    What is the difference between the pumps? From what I gathered,
    the MM is shorter (for the smaller MTB frames), and the RM gives
    higher psi's. Is that all?

    Since I own a Road Morph you've piqued my curiosity, thus I've just
    done the work you could have done yourself. The Topeak web site shows
    pictures of the two that would indicate the MM is shorter, but the
    specs say they are exactly the same length (12.7"😉. The RM is slightly
    taller and wider. The MM (according to Topeak) can reach 120 psi,
    while the RM is capable of 160 psi. The other difference, the RM has a
    pressure gauge, while the MM doesn't.

    They do list a RM without the gauge; "Not available in U.S.A.".

    Quoted message said:

    Is the Morph design (transferring it into a floor pump) unique among
    the industry?

    No, the Sigma Sport Lambda Jet Digital Mini Pump (for one) also works
    like a floor pump.

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net http://home.earthlink.net/~jeverett3

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