Need a pump!
08-04-10, 08:10 PM
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Need a pump!
Help guys I need a "good" pump for my mountain bike back pack. I have tried three now the last being the least expensive Nashbar none of them work worth a darn. I have presta valves.
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08-04-10, 09:46 PM
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I use Topeak Turbo Morph, and it is good up to 160psi, with fold-down foot, hose connection, T-handle, and a flip-down analog gauge. It fits in my Camelbak 'pump port'. Not the cheapest one out there, but it works.
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I bought a Topeak Road Morph G pump a few weeks ago and like it a lot. It is frame-mountable, has many great reviews and satisfied users on Amazon.com[1], and works up to 160 PSI. It works for both Schraeder and Presta valves by flipping an internal piece in the pump head; there's no need to carry a separate 'schraeder-to-Presta adapter'.
[1] https://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Road-Mo.../dp/B000FI6YOS
[1] https://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Road-Mo.../dp/B000FI6YOS
08-05-10, 10:31 AM
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Used mine on about 20 flats so far...............
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You want just "good" or "great"? You've already gotten the best answers: the Morph series. Get the one that best suits your tire size. The ones with the gauge have an added bonus.
Remember that these and any mini/frame pump are best for when you need them out on the road/trail. Use a floor pump when you can.
Remember that these and any mini/frame pump are best for when you need them out on the road/trail. Use a floor pump when you can.
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