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Seeing the other thread reminded me, out on a ride today and my rucksack pump gave up like an asthmatic whiney thing (I am an asthmatic whiney thing so am allowed to say that).

Would like a decent quality pump to last a while, fit inside a camelback sized bag, and fairly quick at pumping up as I seem to frequent the puncture crowd.

Borrowed a topeak and seemed quite good, experiences of any others or models in particular? Thanks


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 5:25 pm
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Topeak Mountain Morph


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 5:26 pm
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I swear by the Crank Brothers [url= http://www.crankbrothers.com/pumps_alloy.php ]Alloy Pump[/url]. It is well made and has the advantage that it has two settings, one for high volume and one for high pressure which is a god send when you have a large volume tyre and want more than 15psi in it!

Russ


 
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mountain morph


 
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Topeak Mountain Morph.


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 5:34 pm
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Mountain Morph


 
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wow, fairly conclusive so far!


 
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Topeak Mountain Morph.


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 5:44 pm
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Leyzene Alloy drive medium. I have a mountain morph and have never taken it out of the house as the Leyzene is more compact and lighter to carry - half the weight


 
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Topeak Mountain Morph.


 
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I use a lezyne mini pump. Can't fault it.


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 5:48 pm
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Lezyne pressure drive mini pump FTW


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 5:51 pm
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Hate mini pumps my self they always seem to break and a slow to pump up. Get an old style mt zefal just as light and fits in my camel back nea bother.


 
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Mountain morph, mines 5yrs old, been hammered by all and sundry and still works fast and easily,


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 5:56 pm
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Lezyne alloy drive. So nice to use it almost makes punctures a pleasant experience!


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 6:17 pm
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Another vote for the Mountain Morph, great bit of kit


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 6:20 pm
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lezyne. once you have had a pump with a clever adaptor hose that doesnt lose air or bend the end of your presta valves you will never go back


 
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blackburn mini mammoth


 
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Lezyne Pressure Drive Medium.
Works well, looks pretty, dead light.


 
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Lezyne HV


 
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Mtn morph


 
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Mountain Morph, just be careful you dont snap the footplate, it's pretty flimsy for a piece of outdoors kit.

2-3 pumps per 1lb PSI I reckon, not bad on a cold day when you dont want to be hanging around.

To be fair, the Lezyne one looks a good buy too.


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 7:13 pm
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I've got a Road Morph, it is sweet.


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 7:15 pm
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Lezyne alloy drive.


 
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This is the crappest pump I've ever known, I could fart up a dingy faster than this blows up a crips packet


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 7:21 pm
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Another vote for Mountain Morph.

Also got a Specialized Airtool on hack bike which has been pretty good value.


 
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Lezyne alloy drive for me too.


 
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Another vote for Lezyne mini. Well thought out, well made and light weight. Moves a lot of air despite it's size.


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 7:43 pm
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£2.99 one from Decathlon FTW.


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 7:51 pm
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mountain morph about 3-4 years old, not a thing wring with it, plenty of use.


 
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+1 for mountain morph


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 8:02 pm
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+1 Lezyne alloy drive medium. Light and robust. Approx 120 reps to inflate 26x2.1 (mileage may vary).


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 8:06 pm
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Does anybody fancy taking part in a scientific experiment?
This is a massive ask, as punctures are a pain in the arse, so I am expecting no responses, but hoping for a couple, just out of interest.

Deflate, then inflate a tyre, timing the inflation time. Providing the following information to the forum:
A) Pump
B) Tyre (size + model as tyres vary so much)
C) Gurnage scale of how much effort you put in, from 0 (calm summers day) to 10 (full on gurn, veins popping out, panting, and mildly moist)

This has the potential to be a thread killer 😆


 
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Ben, I had one of those, the only duff thing 18 Bikes have ever sold me, useless.


 
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Duh, and D) time!


 
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You already know what i'm going to recommend but i'll say it anyway.
[b] +1 Mountain Morph[/b] (I've got the turbo version which has the gauge)

had a [url= ]topeak dx harpoon[/url] which was alright, looked cool but average pumping.
then had a [url= ]crank brothers power alloy pump[/url] which just was crap, high volume/high pressure switch which worked but it lacked power and took ages.
mountain morph is great, bit long and foot seems a bit pathetic but speed and ease of pumping is fantastic. the gauge works well and although small is clear enough. Brilliant.

/edit motivforz - the other pumps are at the parents house but as an approximation of mine with 2.3 high rollers:
topeak harpoon - gurnage = 7, time = 2.5 minutes
crank bros - gurnage = 9, time = 5 minutes
topeak mountain morph gurnage = 2, time = 45 seconds.


 
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Lezyne.


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 8:33 pm
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Lezyne Micro Floor Pump here tis a thing of beuty


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 8:36 pm
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I'm not that impressed with my Blackburn Mammoth 3, its not bad for the mtb, but when I was out on a road ride trip a while back, it couldnt cut the mustard with 100psi (well anything over 60 really). It also has a tendency to bend the presta valves.
My mates Topeak racerocket was far better, so I expect that Mountain Morph is even better. The trick is they have a flexy hose to the inner, instead of clamping straight on. It allows you more maneuverability when pumping hard 8)


 
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I also got my brother a Lezyne pressure drive to replace his full-size pump so he can have two bottle cages on his roadbike. He's been doing a few hundred miles a week on old tyres and consequently had a ton of punctures recently. Anyway, he really likes it!


 
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Lezyne,Brilliant,well made


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 8:46 pm
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I use an innovations [url= http://www.tyreinflators.co.uk/innovations-tyre-inflators/innovations-second-wind-mtb-inc-1x16gm-co2-uses-only-innovations-brand-co2/prod_1097.html?category=8 ][b]Second Wind [/b][/url] mini pump. It's a CO2 pump & conventional pump too, best of both worlds.

Been using mine for last 4 years with no issues & it does both Presta & Schrader valves.

Tyre size - 26 x 2.2
Inflation time with CO2 - less than 2 secs
Inflation time with pump - dunno never done it as CO2 is a lot quicker
Gurn value - Nil cos your smiling as it's soooo easy 😆


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 9:43 pm
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woo a respondant!


 
Posted : 06/02/2011 11:36 pm