Floor Pump Recommendations
#26
toasty!
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From: Troy, MI
Bikes: 1998 Cannondale r200, 2011 Bianchi Via Nirone 7; 2007 Redline Conquest Pro
I own a Super Charger, and so far, so good. Fairly easy to get 110 psi, all aluminum parts on the outside (can't speak for the guts, though the handle is made of plastic), gauge is easy to read, and the air release button is on an easy-to-reach spot on the pump head.
#27
Tracking this thread. I have the same pump as the OP. I inflate my tires to 110/120 Psi but actually never had a problem with the Joe Blow Max. I do agree that the mechanism that attaches to the valve is a little fiddly, but not too bad. I found on it locks on tight and secure. And I cant really say my experience has been that anything over 90 Psi is extremely difficult. I routinely pump my tires to 120 Psi without even thinking about it. Takes a few seconds, literally.
#28
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Canadian eh?

Joined: May 2002
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From: Toronto
Bikes: 2025 Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0
Tracking this thread. I have the same pump as the OP. I inflate my tires to 110/120 Psi but actually never had a problem with the Joe Blow Max. I do agree that the mechanism that attaches to the valve is a little fiddly, but not too bad. I found on it locks on tight and secure. And I cant really say my experience has been that anything over 90 Psi is extremely difficult. I routinely pump my tires to 120 Psi without even thinking about it. Takes a few seconds, literally.
#30
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Joined: Apr 2010
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From: The OC
Bikes: 2010 Mercier Kilo WT, 2011 Specialized Tarmac Pro SL3 Red
have your cake (Lezyne threaded chuck) and eat it too with this: Topeak threaded valve extender.

Lezyne also makes these too, but i have only seen a silver one...
Lezyne also makes these too, but i have only seen a silver one...
#32
I cant be certain of course, but what you wrote in the opening post did surprise me. I mean, I use it at least once a week, and it is pretty fast and hassle free to me. I'm not saying it is the best floor pump in the world, but it does a decent job. Something seems off. But hey, if it does not work for you for wahtever reason, then get something that does. I also prefer pumps that you can screw on, though I also like how fast you can attach and detach with this kind of system.
Last edited by Cookiemonsta; 09-21-12 at 02:10 AM.
#35
High Modulus
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Madison, NJ
Bikes: Cervelo R3, Ridley X-Night
I love, just love, my Specialized Airtool pump. Easy attachment to the tire stem, pumps up to high pressure quickly and a nice large pressure guage for my lousy eyes.
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