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Right - talking of pumps - has anyone found a decent compact one that won't break first time its used?
I currently carry a fat Zefal mountain bike pump which is 100% reliable, but kinda bulky. 100% reliability wins :cool:

I've used/borrowed a number of modern/fancy compact pumps but all have been a pain in the @rse to use and most have broken easily.

Have a brilliant solid brass adaptor which sits between CO2 cartridge and presta valve on my road bike. Simple but again 100% reliable. Haven't yet found a similar simple schrader adaptor for CO2 - any out there :?:
 
Topeak Mountain Morph or Road Morph, tough as old boots, survived being landed on during crashes and still works.

:D :D :D
 
I broke 3 pumps last years including a swanky Crank Bros one. A fourth one fell out of my camel back too. I now have my original alloy period Mt. Zefal pump jammed between seat and chain stay when ever I go out. No worries! :cool:

Si
 
I've had a Topeak Mountain Air (now discontinued) for years and it is tough as you need and pumps with reasonable efficiency.
 
velomaniac":2epzoc0m said:
Topeak Mountain Morph or Road Morph, tough as old boots, survived being landed on during crashes and still works.

:D :D :D
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Brought one from Evens at lunch time. sweet pumps. Heathy lent me his while on a meet. Great pumps :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:
 
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