Seatpost CO2 holder thingymabob

[Noodley]

I am looking at getting one of those thingymabobs that hold CO2 canisters on seatpost, but couldn't find much by the power of google. I did find this one, which looks fine and dandy:
http://www.topeak.com/products/pumps/co2bra_race_pod
but was wondering if anyone was aware of other options, or had one of the ones linked and could give an opinion.

I already have a small seatpack (as recommended on here) and really only want this to compliment it when heading out on longer rides where there is much remoteness, so I'm not looking at recommendations for a fecking Carradice cos I have 3 already!

 

[lukesdad]

whats wrong with a pump ?

 

[Noodley]

whats wrong with a pump ?

You seem to have cornered the market in smooth welsh chat-up lines, LD

 

[Edge705]

Don't bother with one of those I didn't when I bought something similar. I use a continental road tube bag (minus the tube) its got my two co2's a co2 head, tyre levers, patch kit, spare fiver, and a leyzene multi tool. I carry this in my back pack when commuting and strap it under the seat when on weekend rides. Neat, Tidy and Unobtrusive

 

[Deleted member 23692]

Bottle cage bracket ? http://www.genuineinnovations.com/bicycle/road-tri-athlete/cartridge-cross.html

 

[Noodley]

Purchased the item linked in OP.

 

[MossCommuter]

Let us know when you use it Noods... I'm interested in what (actual) the pressure you achieve.

 

[Noodley]

Let us know when you use it Noods... I'm interested in what (actual) the pressure you achieve.

With a CO2 canister? It'll probably be 100-120psi if past experience is anything to go by.

 

[MossCommuter]

Cool, but is that actual or quoted by the manufacturer? I am sceptical but for no reason (I have never had one)

 

[Deleted member 23692]

It depends on the size of the tyre and cartridge. As a get you home device they do the job perfectly, but if you're after lab quality accuracy then look elsewhere

http://www.genuineinnovations.com/images/Inflation Chart.jpg

 

[Noodley]

Cool, but is that actual or quoted by the manufacturer? I am sceptical but for no reason (I have never had one)

They've always done the job for me. No idea re data-Nazi-ness. I tend to work out effectiveness by way of it getting me home (even on long rides) rather than anything too techy...a CO2 canister has seen my home after a puncture 5 miles into a 300k.

 

[Tyke]

I don`t know how good it is
For MTB
http://www.merlincycles.com/bike-sh...ges/lezyne-alloy-drive-cfh-inflator-pump.html
For Road
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/lezyne-pressure-drive-cfh-pump-with-co2-cartridge/