Cyclaire pumps

[Cathryn]

They didn't say poop but they weren't as keen as I personally am. But then they're boys with strong arms.

 

[Brock]

It's a pump with gauge that easily pumps upto 100 PSI that you can carry hanging off your frame. If there's an alternative let me know.

 

[ufkacbln]

It's a pump with gauge that easily pumps upto 100 PSI that you can carry hanging off your frame. If there's an alternative let me know.

Topeak Road Morph?

 

[alfablue]

The Road Morph is an excellent pump and is as easy to use as the Cyclaire, just in a different way - I have both, at the moment I am slightly favouring the Cycleaire, though not for any significant reason.

 

[Brock]

Topeak Road Morph?

Well umm yes but that doesn't count because umm I didn't realise it had a gauge. I bet it's not a very good gauge anyway.

Interesting that you say the cord is too short with the cyclaire, I tend to adopt a 'starting the lawnmower' bent over pose when I use mine, which gives a longer stroke and alleviates the length problem.

 

[simoncc]

I've got a Top Peak mini pump that I bought a few years ago. It's rubbish. Is this Road Morph good enough to pump up a 700x28 tyre to about 80psi fairly quickly?

 

[gwhite]

That should present no problem at all. I've bought three of these on ebay for around half-price. The guy is based in the States though the pumps are posted from Tawain.

 

[alfablue]

I've got a Top Peak mini pump that I bought a few years ago. It's rubbish. Is this Road Morph good enough to pump up a 700x28 tyre to about 80psi fairly quickly?

Easily good enough

 

[gwhite]

What's his seller name?

racing2wheels

is the guy you want.

 

[mickle]

I never get punctures.

 

[P*ncture Fairy]

I never get punctures.

Noted and listed!

Just awaiting an ideal cold, wet miserable night on the way to the pub..

 

[mickle]

Got a slow one in the works Transit this afternoon.

 

[mickle]

***Testing testing ***

I never get punctures in my bicycles.

Lets see what happens..

 

[Brock]

Try 'lungs'!

 

[andy_wrx]

I tend to adopt a 'starting the lawnmower' bent over pose when I use mine, which gives a longer stroke and alleviates the length problem.

I did wonder what you were doing in that picture, Brock...