WickfordWheels
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Just curious as the what sort of pumps most people use. I used to have a cheap compact pump, the first time I needed to use it the connector part broke and wouldn't make a good seal on the valve, followed by long walk home - learnt that lesson the hard way 
I then bought a more expensive compact pump, I think it was made by Dunlop but found the quick connector (the type with a lever) a real pain to use and only had limited success when trying it out.
So I've ended up going the old fashioned route - full size pump, held on the frame with metal clips and using the flexible tube connectors that you can screw onto the valves.
So why dont the modern compact pumps use the flexible style screw on connectors? In my opinion they are far superior and much easier to use. What sort of pump do you use?

I then bought a more expensive compact pump, I think it was made by Dunlop but found the quick connector (the type with a lever) a real pain to use and only had limited success when trying it out.
So I've ended up going the old fashioned route - full size pump, held on the frame with metal clips and using the flexible tube connectors that you can screw onto the valves.
So why dont the modern compact pumps use the flexible style screw on connectors? In my opinion they are far superior and much easier to use. What sort of pump do you use?