frame pump for a mtn bike

yirg said:

Any recs for a frame pump for a mnt bike? Most of the riding is either
on roads or not too technical. I've had it with mini-pumps!

TIA.

Topeak Mountain Morph:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pump/product_86616.shtml

I have 3 "Morph" pumps: one each on my road bike, my mountain bike, and
my wife's road bike. None have ever let us down.

Jeff

JeffWills said:

yirg said:

Any recs for a frame pump for a mnt bike? Most of the riding is either
on roads or not too technical. I've had it with mini-pumps!

TIA.

Topeak Mountain Morph:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pump/product_86616.shtml

I have 3 "Morph" pumps: one each on my road bike, my mountain bike, and
my wife's road bike. None have ever let us down.

Jeff

i have had problems with any typ of hand pump because you can never get
the required presure to get you home after a puncture so i always carry
a foot pump in my bag i find it a lot esier than a hand pump

JeffWills said:

yirg said:

Any recs for a frame pump for a mnt bike? Most of the riding is either
on roads or not too technical. I've had it with mini-pumps!

TIA.

Topeak Mountain Morph:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pump/product_86616.shtml

I have 3 "Morph" pumps: one each on my road bike, my mountain bike, and
my wife's road bike. None have ever let us down.

Jeff

i have had problems with any typ of hand pump because you can never get
the required presure to get you home after a puncture so i always carry
a foot pump in my bag i find it a lot esier than a hand pump

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JeffWills said:

yirg said:

Any recs for a frame pump for a mnt bike? Most of the riding is either
on roads or not too technical. I've had it with mini-pumps!

TIA.

Topeak Mountain Morph:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pump/product_86616.shtml

I have 3 "Morph" pumps: one each on my road bike, my mountain bike, and
my wife's road bike. None have ever let us down.

Jeff

i have had problems with any typ of hand pump because you can never get
the required presure to get you home after a puncture so i always carry
a foot pump in my bag i find it a lot esier than a hand pump

If you didn't read that link the Topeak line of Morph pumps has a fold down
foot, an extendable hose, & a foldout handle so you can use it like a floor
pump albeit more crouched since they have a shortter barrel.

g'day
youth

I agree! (OK, I admit it - my road bikes now all have Campy-headed
Silcas, and I can get up to 90 PSI with them...)

I've never had a bad experience with my Morphs. One thing about the
Mountain Morph - it's short enough to fit inside the bladder compartment
of a CamelBak. SO, if you do hit the rough trails, there is no way it
will shake loose.

JeffWills said:

yirg said:

Any recs for a frame pump for a mnt bike? Most of the riding is either
on roads or not too technical. I've had it with mini-pumps!

TIA.

Topeak Mountain Morph:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pump/product_86616.shtml

I have 3 "Morph" pumps: one each on my road bike, my mountain bike, and
my wife's road bike. None have ever let us down.

Jeff

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Quoted message said:

yirg said:

Any recs for a frame pump for a mnt bike? Most of the riding is either
on roads or not too technical. I've had it with mini-pumps!

TIA.

Topeak Mountain Morph:
http://www.mtbr.com/reviews/Pump/product_86616.shtml

I have 3 "Morph" pumps: one each on my road bike, my mountain bike, and
my wife's road bike. None have ever let us down.

Jeff

Topeak has both a Mountain bike pump and a road bike pump.
I love them too.
I have three of them myself.
yes you can pump up a tire easily with these, and to normal pressure too.