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Reply | Forward Message #15034 of 25122 |
Re: Frame Pump for P/R Mark II

>the awful Road Morph

Hey, I like those. I like not having to worry about tearing the valve
off with a "frame-fit" style pump. The mounting, I admit, is yucky. I
toss mine in my bag, with my spare tube, etc. Also, I have the
MiniMorph, which indeed takes about 2-3 years to get a 700x25 to
100psi. Nevertheless, I like pumping against the ground, rather than
myself, if you take my meaning. And I don't generally get flats,
despite living and riding in a biggish metro area.--d
Wed Aug 1, 2007 7:04 pm

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I'd like to get a frame pump to mount on the peg behind the seat tube on my upcoming 61.5cm P/R. What's the distance between the peg and the BB? My favorite... 		blasdelf
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2007
10:23 am

... 365mm. ... The HPX is a great pump. ... Silca pumps are great. ... My question, and I'll have to ask a P/R owner since I had to sell my P/R to a rabid...
Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2007
12:34 pm

... On the Mark I there is plenty of room for the pump on behind the seattube, even with the fender attached. ... -- How often I have lain beneath rain on a...
Michael Wise
mishaweis
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5:18 pm

... Is this pump peg distance consistent with all frame sizes? If not, do you have those measurements? -John McMurry...
John McMurry
johnjmcmurry
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2007
8:04 pm

... Yes - 365. MG...
Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2007
10:08 pm

... I did some research — the 'small' Topeak Road Master Blaster is 410mm. Can any owners of this pump figure out if it's compressible enough to fit? The...
blasdelf
Offline Send Email 		Aug 4, 2007
11:43 am

... Another good question is whether this also holds true for the 700C frames. -- Brian Loudon hoot@......
Brian Loudon
hootatowlness
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2007
10:55 pm

... The HPX was my favorite pump, but I've switched to the Topeak frame pumps (not the awful Road Morph....they also make a frame fit pump). Use is just like...
alex wetmore
alexphredorg
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1:28 pm

... Alex, out of curiosity, what's so bad about the Road Morph pump? I've always been intrigued by these, but never actually tried one... Thx! -Jim G...
Jim Gourgoutis
jim.gourgoutis
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4:59 pm

... When used as a floor pump they make the shortest least stable floor pump ever made. I'm more comfortable with a frame pump and being able to stand up...
alex wetmore
alexphredorg
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2007
5:22 pm

... Hey, I like those. I like not having to worry about tearing the valve off with a "frame-fit" style pump. The mounting, I admit, is yucky. I toss mine in...
davidmoskovitz
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2007
7:05 pm

I'll second that too. Gets good pressure and fits easily in a bag which is better than a frame pump when locking up. Also good for high volume 29er tires...
Chris Lattemann
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Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2007
7:20 pm

5 thumbs up for the Topeak Road Master Blaster. It's durable, good looking, and can be disassembled down to the aluminum body, which can then be painted or...
Adam Alpern
adam_alpern
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5:13 pm

... I think i'll get it -- Any advice on which one of those frame-based sizes works out to 365mm? -- Fred...
blasdelf
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7:51 pm
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