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Old 04-09-18 | 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by pdlamb
I'm not aware of a pencil gauge that'll read up to 100 psi and work on Presta rims. The Zefal dial gauge [MENTION=197614]fietsbob[/MENTION] referenced works well, though.


For that matter, so does my thumb.
I have a Kingsbridge gauge that fits only presta and goes well above 100 psi. But it's out of production.

A vintage standalone presta valve pressure gauge
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