Best frame pump
09-03-10 | 07:49 PM
#26
Hello
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 937
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From: Suncoast, Florida
Bikes: n+1
Don't buy the Topeak Road Morph.
After about a year it will stop working and parts are hard to identify, and buy (only 1 US supplier) and exspensive. It was a great pump while it worked.
It has been not worth the huge effort to get parts from the US supplier. The pump was a flash in the pan.
I doubt that the pump will a reccomended choice in the future once maintenace needs to be preformed.
After about a year it will stop working and parts are hard to identify, and buy (only 1 US supplier) and exspensive. It was a great pump while it worked.
It has been not worth the huge effort to get parts from the US supplier. The pump was a flash in the pan.
I doubt that the pump will a reccomended choice in the future once maintenace needs to be preformed.
09-03-10 | 08:01 PM
#27
"Chooch"
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 1,659
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From: Prairieville, Louisiana
Bikes: Late 1990s Ciocc Titan
I use a 1980s Silca "Impero" frame-fit with a Campy plastic head. (Yes, it still works just fine after almost 25 years. Talk about durability!)
You can purchase Silca frame pumps at https://www.yellowjersey.org/silca.html
You can purchase Silca frame pumps at https://www.yellowjersey.org/silca.html
09-03-10 | 08:10 PM
#28
Godfather of Soul
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 1,517
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From: Austin, TX
Bikes: 2002 Litespeed Vortex, 2010 Specialized Tricross Expert,2008 Gary Fischer Hi Fi Carbon, 2002 Specialized S-Works hard tail, 1990 Kestrel KM 40
My frame pump of choice is a CO2 cartridge and a pair of tire liners.
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