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titan_90 said:I use a Lezyne Pressure Drive M and it works great. It is all aluminum and has a hose that screws on the end of the pump and the valve so there is less of a chance of messing up the valve. As with any mini pump getting to 100psi+ is a workout but can be done with this pump. They also sell a separate hose that has a pressure gage for this pump.
oldborn said:Although i use Topeak Mini Rocket and it is design awarded gadget, it sucks. I broke it, despite two or three times i ever used and it was no cheap, cca 30euros. I would looking for that Lezyne pump for sure.
Some pics of broken very James Bond-Lipstick look a like, really mini super light sucks pump.
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Stingray34 said:I've used one of these for a few years and find it pretty good. Actually, I haven't had to use it since I switched from Vittoria to Conti tyres.![]()
oldborn said:This is a evidence that big western capitalist/imperialist companies sell **** on Balkans, this is a world wide conspiracy
Well, i am using Vittoria with no puncture, but tubeless Hutchinson was a problem. Anyway i just glued it.
Stingray34 said:LOL, I'm married to a crazy Balkan and have been to lovely Zagreb a few times and I know that big Western imperialist capitalist bully boys write off the place because nobody pays for anything anyway!!!!![]()
RDV4ROUBAIX said:+2 for Lezyne mini pumps, I use the 'Road Drive' all same as above. Best feature is the flex hose, you can really go ape on it without worrying about breaking or pulling the valve.