Patrick
I got mine from Cambria Bike Outfitters when they were having one of
their 10% deals
http://www.cambriabike.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?Search=Yes&Field=MFG&Keyword=LEZYNE
I also shop at Probikekit in the UK because the often don't charge
shipping (or tax) for US purchasers
http://www.pr
Then I must get one -- or two; I've been breaking valve cores with some
pumps.
What's the best (= best price X best service) source? Neither nearest nor
dearest (= favorite) LBSes have them.
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 11:49 AM, RoadieRyan wrote:
>
> +2 on the Lezyne
>
> I have been using the Press
+2 on the Lezyne
I have been using the PressureDrive S and really like it, the design
is smart and fills up a tire fast and hey that even had a blue one
that matched my bike ;-)
But seriously if you have ever had the " I have pumped a zillion
strokes with this *&^%$ mini pump and my tire still
+1 on Lezyne... I have the PressureDrive M and a PressureDrive S...
They are the only two mini-pumps I've used successfully more than once
(I don't think I'm very graceful when pumping, I guess). The "M" (for
"medium") will fit in many bags, tightly even into a Keven's; the
"S" ("small") even fits
I've been tempted to purchase a quality telescoping "mini" but
regularly use my "Joe Blow" floor pump for topping off. I use various
full size frame pumps on the rare occasion that I have a flat on the
road and don't find them difficult to use. I also own and use some
less expensive minis and don
On Oct 29, 10:27 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> but how many strokes to get a thin tire to 100 psi?
beats me. the lezyne lives in various bags on my bikes that run low
pressure tires - in fact, nothing over 60psi, so i get to adequate
pressure pretty quickly. it's a really nifty pump.
like you, I
The Portland Design Works Poco pump is smart, small, lightweight and
it works. And it doesn't hurt that, for me at least, PDW is a local
company.
Good stuff. Our shop sells them.
Beth
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I'm tempted by a Lezyne, at least for my gofast (I'll save, what, 100 grams?
That's got to make me faster, right?) I like the idea of the hose, but how
many strokes to get a thin tire to 100 psi?
As for frame pumps, I've not liked the Morphs: I've had the hoses break, and
as Steve said, you bend d
Rivendell frames come with pump pegs so in my mind a Rivish pump is a
frame pump. I have a Blackburn frame pump I've been using for years
with no problems at all. I know mini pumps have a come a long ways but
I still prefer frame pumps. In fact, I need to get a second one. I
might try the one Riv
On Oct 29, 9:03 am, "Scott G." wrote:
> Anyone try a Lezyne, either the one with a hose like a old style
> Lapize,
> or the CNC version road morph knock off ?
i use the lezyne mini pump with the hose. great pump. really well
made. only issue is that the threading on the hose will grab both th
I got a Mountain morph on tour, works very well for topping up tires
in the morning.
Trying to add 5lbs with a frame pump with the wheel on the bike is
difficult.
I still carry a frame pump when not on tour, I use the Demetri method
and brace
the pump head on my foot or fence post, I can quickly
On Wed, 2009-10-28 at 14:57 -0700, Greg M wrote:
> The smartest pump design I've ever seen, hands down, bar none is the
> Topeak Road Morph. What it isn't is wrapped in leather, or made from
> shiny hand polished aluminum stock. What it is, well its just the most
> sensible and functional pump I'
Here's why I said Riv-ish -
1) Bamboo handle (seems to fit in with the whole tweed/leather/steel
theme at Riv)
2) Lifetime warranty- according to the company, they'd rather fix it
than have it end up in a landfill
3) They donate a portion of the profits to environmental groups
4) Catalog is 100
It depends on what you mean by Riv-ish.
I think that in order for something to be Riv-ish or BOBish it has to
do its prescribed function, and do it well. I think any pump that
looks pretty, that matches the leather bar wrap or Brooks saddle but
that actually does a poor job of actually pumping up
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