I have a several year old Joe Blow with an attached guage. It's very sturdy and easy to use. I've never tried the Road Morph, but I'd guess that a floor pump would still fill a tire a good bit faster and I'd definitely recommend the Joe.
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hey so i got a road morph like you all recommended? do i need a floor pump then? if so, what do you all recommend?
i've heard the topeak joe blow pro is supposed to be good but epinions didn't seem to support that.
I have a several year old Joe Blow with an attached guage. It's very sturdy and easy to use. I've never tried the Road Morph, but I'd guess that a floor pump would still fill a tire a good bit faster and I'd definitely recommend the Joe.
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I just bought a revolotion track (floor) pump. Relatively cheep and does the job. It's got a guage.
I hadn't realised I was so feeble until I tried to blow up my tyres to a decent pressure using a frame pump .
If it's not one thing it's another
i've a specialized air tool pro for over 3 years & love it.
I don't have a floor pump and need to buy one. Was just looking at them on Nashbar yesterday. So, I'm interested. Who makes a good floor pump and, would anyone recommend the kind you plug into your "cigarette lighter" (as it used to be called) in the car over the manual pump?
I was looking at the Topeak Joe Blow Sport.
Thanks!
Louise
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