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Old 06-17-03, 12:28 PM
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Originally posted by cyclinrunt
So, now I'm looking at frame pumps and mini pumps. The topeak aero wedge says it has a "built in pump holder". How does it work? What pump is easiest to carry with it? I don't think a frame pump would work best - I have an open cable under my top tube.
The pump holder is simply a loop-strap with velcro closures that can be used to hold the pump underneath the pack. I normally don't carry a pump on my roadbike but I do carry a Topeak Einstein minipump (comes with a mini-patchkit in the handle) in my CamelBak for my MTB rides. I don't think they make the Einstein anymore but Topeak makes other comparable/better models. I think most minipumps should mount fine under the seatpack. If you're really interested in CO2 but want to have a pump for backup you might want to consider the hybrid pumps by Innovations.
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