Mounting Mini Pumps
12-20-14, 05:15 AM
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Mounting Mini Pumps
Hey guys, how do you mount your mini pump on your bike frame, and why?
And photos of it?
And photos of it?
12-20-14, 05:29 AM
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Now that I live in the country with clean roads and never get flats I just carry Co2, but when I lived in the city I mounted mine on the rear bottle cage. And someone shoot me for selling a Rossin EL/OS.
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Mine's next to the downtube bottle cage. If your pump didn't come with the right holder, your bike shop probably has a box of them.
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Mine is mounted the same as bbattle, right next to the front bottle cage.
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12-20-14, 03:30 PM
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+2 for mounting it on the downtube next to the bottle cage but it really comes down to personal preference to me.
12-20-14, 03:49 PM
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Next to the bottle cage mounts, on the seat tube - more out of the way, and less likely to be in the way of my feet.
12-21-14, 11:49 PM
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Blackburn air stick.
6 1/4" long- fits in the seat bag.
You can even pump a tire up with it with no more struggle than the others.
6 1/4" long- fits in the seat bag.
You can even pump a tire up with it with no more struggle than the others.
12-22-14, 12:57 AM
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Jersey pocket for me - I have one of these:
Topeak® Cycling Accessories ? Products - Micro Rocket CB
no problem pumping a tire up to ~120psi with it.
Topeak® Cycling Accessories ? Products - Micro Rocket CB
no problem pumping a tire up to ~120psi with it.
12-23-14, 01:05 PM
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Ditto, best place for the pump in my opinion. Except for my commuter bike I guess, on that I put it in the main trunk bag so that I'm not leaving anything attached to the bike when I lock the bike up outside.
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