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  1. #1
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    Bike Pumps

    I'm sure that people have bike pump preferences; both the little ones that are strapped to your bike and the big ones you keep at home. I have a old Wrench Force that I have trouble with - specifically getting it locked. Plus I practically have to jump on it to get the pressure in. Could y'all tell me what your experience has been? What's worked good for you and what hasn't.

    Thanks

  2. #2
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    I have the Topeak Road Morph pump for my Trek 520. I like that it has a guage and is pretty easy to use. It even has a flip out foot peg to help while filling tires. I got a good deal on it at REI when they had a 20% coupon too
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  3. #3
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    Home = Planet Bike floor pump, dual valve head so you don't have to switch internals to go between schrader and presta.

    Bike = Topeak Road Morph; rare occassions I have used a Portland Design Works combo mini pump/CO2 pump (looks better than it works).

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  4. #4
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  5. #5
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    Home - Topeak Joe Blow floor pump
    Bike - Lezyne HP mini pump (me) & Innovations C02 inflator, Topeak Road Morph G (hubby)
    2012 Seven Axiom SL - Specialized Ruby SL 155

  6. #6
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    Home: Ascent Mega Force Floor Pump
    Bike: Lezyne Pressure Drive Mini Pump

    I LOVE the Lezyne pump; I couldn't ask for something easier to use, lighter, or slicker looking.

    I HATE the Ascent pump; it's difficult to get it attached to either Presta or Schrader valves, and the head is difficult to fit between my spokes on the 16" wheeled bike. I used the Topeak JoeBlow Sport II pump when I was out of the house one day, and it was so much easier to use.

  7. #7
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    I've used my bf's Blackburn pump since I started riding. He got it in '98. I would sometimes (always) struggle to get it to latch on. Since I never used another pump, I thought this was normal. Then one day, I couldn't get it on at all. I took it into the lbs and they saw I was missing a part (probably a screw, I'm sure you're not surprised ). They put on a new valve. It's heavenly now! I never knew it was supposed to be easy! Best $6 (for the valve) I ever spent.
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  8. #8
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    Home - Specialized Floor Pump
    Road Bike - Blackburn CO2 system w/ 2 cartridges
    Mtn Bike - Crank Bros. Power Pump

    I opted for the CO2 system for my road bike to keep the turn around on replacing a tube to a minimum if I happen to get a flat on my way to work.
    Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you.

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  9. #9
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    Home: Joe Blow.
    Bike: Topeak Road MOrph. What they said.

    Our group went by a guy with a flat one time... asked if he had what he needed, "yea," soembody said "maybe we've got a better pump" and he said "I've got a Road MOrph." We kept riding

  10. #10
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    At home we have a really old Specialized pump we keep set up for Presta valves, and a Blackburn with a smart head (I love it!). For trails we have a Topeak Road Morph.

    Deb
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