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Question: How does the mounting bracket work? Does it require "bosses" or are there straps that will go around the frame?
Document: I regret that I did not test this pump within the first 30 days, because I would have returned it. It actually has only one drawback in my opinion, but that one thing makes it stressful on the fingers.On the plus side it is well-made, having a smoothe stroke with no slop. Pumping on both the push and pull strokes is a key feature that works well. The mounting bracket is basic, but with a nice built-in cover for the pump nozzleThe one flaw is in the handgrip at the nozzle end - it's simply too short.
For rescue purposes, it works fine.Nevertheless, I have found that CO2 is simply easier to carry in my saddle bag to do the same thing. I found a CO2 head that actually has a very small hand pump as well that fits in my saddle bag. This allows you to put a few pounds of pressure in the tube when changing a flat.In any event, if you need a rescue pump - and don't want to use CO2 - this is the best one I have run across.Also important - the frame bracket covers the head so no dirt gets in the nozzle.
Haven't had it for too long, but have used it for topping off, and for complete air-ups when changing tires. Works great, especially for its size. It gets pretty warm and I think it loses some of its effectiveness if you really go at it from empty to flat, and your arm will be feeling it by then too.Know what you are getting: it is a good quality small air pump (throw it in your bag and you wont even notice it. If you do a lot of tooling around, you will probably want a stand-up one.Z
have not given it a real test yet but seems as it should work just fine. small size and fits into my bag nice
light, easy to use and simple to be attached to the bike. Very good pump. I recomend also a co2 inflator for fast work. If you have time, use the pump. It would be perfect if it has a gauge.
This Topeak pump is excellent. Fits right on your frame and perfect if you break down on the trail or on the side of the road. Well worth buying. I like its design and ease of use.
I like this pump. It fills up my tires quickly and sits nicely attached to my bike frame. I got this to fill up my stroller tires, bicycle trailer tires and bicycle tires and it works good.
I spent my time researching this product based solely upon user reviews, and I am very happy with my results. This pump is perfect for what I need & want and the price cannot be beaten -- even in-store! Rest assured that the quality of the pump and the enclosed mounting system are exactly as promised. I'm as pleased as punch :)
This is a perfect rescue pump. It will allow you to put approx 60-80 psi in a standard road tube. I have not been able to get more than that. It attaches to your frame and does not really get in your way, although I do feel it brush against my calf from time to time - especially when grinding up a hill.The pump has a very short stroke, but pumps on both the "in" and the "out" strokes. This is certainly not something I would choose to use on a regular basis.
I bought this pump after reading all of the reviews. I feel safer having the pump with me in case I have to repair a flat on the go. I can use this pump to add enough pressure to get back on the road but I don't think I would be able to reach full operating pressure. There is no built-in method of knowing what pressure you have reached, so make sure you also have tire pressure gauge that can reach road bike higher pressure requirements. My standard car tire gauge maxes out at 55 pounds!
Answer: no