topeak mountain morph mounting ideas
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topeak mountain morph mounting ideas
Love this pump. Hate the bracket. The worm gear screw snapped the back out of its hole. (okay, I overtightened it...)
Currently using 2 big velcro one-wrap straps to attach it to the underside of the top tube. I have a cable running along the top of the top tube, and I'm wrapping the velcro between the cable and the top tube so nothing gets interfered with.
Both my bottle cage mounts are populated with bottle cages.
Medium frame.
Any other ideas? Or am I doing this the best I can? For now, I'm not interested in off-bike storage (backpack, etc)
Currently using 2 big velcro one-wrap straps to attach it to the underside of the top tube. I have a cable running along the top of the top tube, and I'm wrapping the velcro between the cable and the top tube so nothing gets interfered with.
Both my bottle cage mounts are populated with bottle cages.
Medium frame.
Any other ideas? Or am I doing this the best I can? For now, I'm not interested in off-bike storage (backpack, etc)
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I have my pump strapped to the fork leg
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Originally Posted by enduro
I have my pump strapped to the fork leg
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Originally Posted by superwombat
Love this pump. Hate the bracket. The worm gear screw snapped the back out of its hole. (okay, I overtightened it...)
Currently using 2 big velcro one-wrap straps to attach it to the underside of the top tube. I have a cable running along the top of the top tube, and I'm wrapping the velcro between the cable and the top tube so nothing gets interfered with.
Both my bottle cage mounts are populated with bottle cages.
Medium frame.
Any other ideas? Or am I doing this the best I can? For now, I'm not interested in off-bike storage (backpack, etc)
Currently using 2 big velcro one-wrap straps to attach it to the underside of the top tube. I have a cable running along the top of the top tube, and I'm wrapping the velcro between the cable and the top tube so nothing gets interfered with.
Both my bottle cage mounts are populated with bottle cages.
Medium frame.
Any other ideas? Or am I doing this the best I can? For now, I'm not interested in off-bike storage (backpack, etc)
Mine works fine except I cut the the stap to short and now it sticks out instead of tucking underneath the mounting bracket.
Excellent pump ... excellent mount.
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No problems hitting stuff; anyway, I'd rather sacrifice the pump than have to buy new lowers for a TALAS.
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Originally Posted by enduro
No problems hitting stuff; anyway, I'd rather sacrifice the pump than have to buy new lowers for a TALAS.
Last edited by superwombat; 05-18-06 at 09:21 PM.