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Old 12-20-17 | 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Drew Eckhardt
Hardly.

I can't I buy a mini-pump that will reach 90psi in a practical 90 strokes.

The Leyzne Road Drive is the best I'm aware of taking a 23mm tire to 70-80 psi in 200 strokes. While far better than competing designs which reach just 40-50 psi with that effort, it still takes over 100% more.



I can't buy a compact, easy to stow CO2 system that'll take care of the 9 flats possible with two spare tubes and a large Rema patch kit.

Compact frames with sloping top tubes leaving little room for extras inside the main triangle may preclude using full-size frame pumps, although lots of middle age guys still ride conventional frames like we did 20 years ago.
I agree that its a PIA to get descent psi with a mini-pump, I really need a floor model to get my tires to happy pressure. The Leyzne is the best choice and below is a good comparison review.

https://www.outdoorgearlab.com/topic...est-frame-pump
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