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  1. The other day, I was shocked as I saw 3 pumps read 3 entirely different readings.

    I guess pumps are like scales...and the pressure, like the weight, is relative.

    Can anyone recommend an accurate pressure gauge. I want to know what I am actually pumping into my
    tires and I feel this will be a good tool for my group.

    tia,

    scott

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    The other day, I was shocked as I saw 3 pumps read 3 entirely different readings.

    I guess pumps are like scales...and the pressure, like the weight, is relative.

    Can anyone recommend an accurate pressure gauge. I want to know what I am actually pumping into my
    tires and I feel this will be a good tool for my group.

    tia,

    scott

    [email hidden]

    This one... bikepro.comairgauge.html

    Mike

  3. "scottw44" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The other day, I was shocked as I saw 3 pumps read 3 entirely different readings.

    I guess pumps are like scales...and the pressure, like the weight, is relative.

    Can anyone recommend an accurate pressure gauge. I want to know what I am actually pumping into my
    tires and I feel this will be a good tool for my group.

    tia,

    scott

    [email hidden]

    Accugage. It will cost you around $15.

    -Patrick

  4. "scottw44" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    The other day, I was shocked as I saw 3 pumps read 3


    entirely different

    Quoted message said:

    readings.

    I guess pumps are like scales...and the pressure, like the


    weight, is

    Quoted message said:

    relative.

    Can anyone recommend an accurate pressure gauge. I want


    to know what I am

    Quoted message said:

    actually pumping into my tires and I feel this will be a


    good tool for my

    Quoted message said:

    group.

    The cheap, pencil-type guages from auto parts stores are generally accurate +-1psi. Of course
    they're for Schrader valves, but you could use one of those little adapters.

    But all you need to do is find the pressure that works for you, and use the guage on your pump to be
    able to repeat that. It doesn't matter if the guage is accurate, as long as it's consistent.

    45 Zefal Husky Units works fine for me.

    Matt O.

  5. Michael Dart said:
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    Can anyone recommend an accurate pressure gauge. I want to know what I am actually pumping into
    my tires and I feel this will be a good tool for my group.

    This one... bikepro.comairgauge.html

    Looks nice, but is BikePro even in business? Looks like the web site hasn't been updated in about
    six years. :-(

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net home.earthlink.net~jeverett3

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    "scottw44" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Can anyone recommend an accurate pressure gauge. I want to know what I am actually pumping into
    my tires and I feel this will be a good tool for my group.

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    Accugage. It will cost you around $15.

    -Patrick

    Is the Zefal "twin graph" accurate / durable ? Seems to be made of plastic, but .......

    zefal.comindexpompesang.html

  7. Thanks to all who replied. I use my gauge like my scale...relative weight. But apparently, it is
    reading much lower than it used to, and I need a point of reference.

    will check out acugage...

    [email hidden]

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