View Poll Results: What do you carry for inflation of your tires
Pump
97
59.15%
CO2 with 12 gr THREADED cartridge (1 or more)
10
6.10%
CO2 with 16 gr THREADED cartridge (1 or more)
71
43.29%
CO2 with 20 gr or larger THREADED cartridge (1 or more)
2
1.22%
CO2 with 12 gr NON -THREADED cartridge (1 or more)
7
4.27%
CO2 with 16 gr NON - THREADED cartridge (1 or more)
7
4.27%
CO2 with 20 gr or larger NON - THREADED cartridge (1 or more)
0
0%
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What do you carry for inflating tires
05-07-15, 09:23 PM
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After reading this thread and the CO2 pump thread (and attending a basic maintenance lecture at the LBS) I got a Red Zeppelin with a very tiny Blackburn airstik SL for backup. The pump, the Zeppelin, 2x16 CO2, a patch kit and tire lever all fit in a very small under seat bag. No room for a spare tube, though, so I may update that over time.
I had my eye on the Lezyne Pressure Drive CFH, but the Blackburn+Zeppelin combo is smaller and the Zeppelin comes with a valve to control CO2 flow.
I had my eye on the Lezyne Pressure Drive CFH, but the Blackburn+Zeppelin combo is smaller and the Zeppelin comes with a valve to control CO2 flow.
05-07-15, 09:38 PM
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2 16g CO2 cartridges with CO2 pump, spare tube and patch kit in saddle bag along with multitool tire levers and $10. Then mini pump in jersey
05-08-15, 07:16 AM
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Topeak Road Morph or the road bike and Topeak Mini Morph on the hybrid. Also two tubes, patches and levers in a saddle bag on each. I'm a one man pit crew.
05-08-15, 07:26 AM
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Minipump, (2) CO2 cartridges, 1 tube and patch kit.
05-08-15, 07:32 AM
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Road bike: Zefal HPX
Commuter/MTB: mini pump
Roadster: period correct steel pump with braided hose
Commuter/MTB: mini pump
Roadster: period correct steel pump with braided hose
05-08-15, 12:16 PM
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I carry 3 innertubes and tire levers, multi tool , spoke wrench, chain breaker and a manual pump.
05-08-15, 01:01 PM
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Topeak Minimorph on frame, 2 tubes, boot and levers in saddle bag with multi-tool.
05-08-15, 01:28 PM
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pump
threaded co2
shraeder valves so I can use a crappy gas station pump
threaded co2
shraeder valves so I can use a crappy gas station pump
05-08-15, 02:03 PM
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