yes it could - the mounting bracket can go just about anywhere.....what size frame do you have? Mine is a 47 and my road morph fit under the top tube just fine. I've got a side entry water bottle cage on there right now but I may look into switching that out since it didn't hold my water bottle in place (oops). I used to be a Huge fan of CO2 and never had a pump until the day my cartridge gun broke while I was trying to inflate a tire on the side of the trial and I was up the proverbial creek. I had several cartridges and no way to get the CO2 into the tire. I bought myself a road morph the next day and have never looked back.
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08-09-2006, 11:41 AM #1
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08-09-2006, 12:43 PM #2
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Any room behind your seat tube? That's where I mounted mine--but my bike is a touring bike, with a longish wheelbase, so I guess not all frames will have that much clearance between the seat tube and the rear tire. Still, it's worth taking a look.
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08-09-2006, 01:33 PM #3
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Thanks for the suggestions - it sticks out too far to put with water cage - i hit it when pedaling. I will look into other suggestions.. I really like the pump although I could switch if I have too - but it is a great pump to use.
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