Bike hand pumps

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[email protected] wrote:
> scotty72 wrote:
> > I use and love this
> > http://www.quickex.com/
> > (click Quicker Pro Stationary)
> >
> > It makes it V easy to get up to 100 psi (as far as I go).
> >
> > Even my wife can do it fairly easily
>
> Hey, cool! Looks kinda dorky, but it could work.

And um, where the hell did you get it? Plenty of swedish sites out
there

How much?

P.S. Google is teh suck. "Do no evil". Heh. About time to find a
new search engine, me thinks.

 

[scotty72]

[email protected] wrote:
> scotty72 wrote:
> > I use and love this
> > http://www.quickex.com/
> > (click Quicker Pro Stationary)
> >
> > It makes it V easy to get up to 100 psi (as far as I go).
> >
> > Even my wife can do it fairly easily
>
> Hey, cool! Looks kinda dorky, but it could work.

And um, where the hell did you get it? Plenty of swedish sites out
there

How much?

P.S. Google is teh suck. "Do no evil". Heh. About time to find a
new search engine, me thinks.

I've had it a few months now, it works well however, someone else I know broke their's - Having had a good look at the base of the stem, I can see why it would be a little brittle.

I got mine from Moruya Bicycles online, but they no longer sell them (perhaps they got complaints for it braking).

So, I probably should retract my endorsement...

I also use the Topeak Turbo Morph mini floor pump (QR mounted to frame with retractable dial guage and hose). It is a little more difficult to get the pressure into it (I can do 100 psi but the wife can't) but you couldn't kill this with an axe (unless you really tried)

Scotty