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Originally Posted by PlanoFuji
+1 on the lezyne; however, I don't find a gauge particularly useful for field tire changes. You can get good enough by hand testing the firmness of the tire. And with minipumps, putting too much pressure in isn't a big concern.
Agree. I don't have the Pen gauge on my Lezyne Road Drive. For repairs on the road, I just pump until tire is hard and I've felt I've pumped enough. This usually works out to 90+ PSI when I check it after getting home.

BTW, I prefer the Topeak Race Rocket pump to the Lezyne Road Drive. The hose is captive, rotates freely, and the chuck is better, IMO.
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