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having phaffed around with my sks puro carbon on the weekend to take ages getting up to 100psi anyone got any recommendations for a wee road pump that actually works quite efficiently.... need to use up the CRC voucher
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And there's the rub!turneround - Member
having phaffed around with my sks puro carbon on the weekend to take ages getting up to 100psi anyone got any recommendations for a [b]wee[/b] road pump that actually [b]works quite efficiently[/b].... need to use up the CRC voucher
Personally, I won't buy anything which doesn't include a flexibly-attached valve. Road Morphs are the business but are best frame-attached.
How about CO2?
Love my Lezyne Pressure Drive Mini Pump with reversible Presta/Schrader hose
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=24666
CO2 is the way forwards for road tyres
as per maxlite above, but the road drive. Those Lezyne pumps are gorgeous....
Ive since been carrying the ol co2 around with me... yep those Lezyne look the biz and the reviews back up the looks with performance.... now then, carbon or alloy 🙂
I have the alloy Lezyne one - ace bit of kit. The 'Icebreaker Merino' of pumps 😀
Co2 - pumps are rubbish.
Don't be a fashion ponce, get a Specialized Airtool that has a bottle gage mounting bracket. They are that thin (about 10/12mm dia) that they all but disappear. About 80 pumps to 100psi ime. Alloy build, room in handle for a few self adhesive patches. Brilliant
+1 on the Specialized airtool. Don't co2 ones have to be topped up at a later date anyway as it leaks away