No contest whatsoever: Zefal HPX. Beats 99% of the floor pumps.
No contest whatsoever: Zefal HPX. Beats 99% of the floor pumps.
Zefal rocks, been using for a lot of years.
life is too short to drink bad wine....
Stuart Levy
I use whatever my buddies are carrying. A pump you don't have to carry is the best.
Zefal HPX - All the above + survives dog training sessions.
Kevin Grady
Chi va piano, va sano e va lontano.
So you guys don't have a follow car with spare wheels? Who pumps their own tires these days.
I'm curious to try out the Topeak, but you can have my HPX when you pry it from my cold, dead hands.
Eric Doswell, aka Edoz
Summoner of Crickets
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In Before the Lock
I have the new Park on my main bike, but there'll be an HPX on it pronto if the Park ever lets me down. I do have another bike with a Silca on the frame--and a CO2 inflator in the seat bag.
I've had the hpx and it may be me but it doesn't hold a candle to a silca with a steel campy head, even given the quirks of the silca.
Topeak Master Blaster - It's right there in the Hampco S.O.P.
Actually, the round Campy chromed plastic head works fine on the Silca. Just as good as the steel head.
The original Silca plastic head was only a decoration.
Mark Walberg
Building bike frames for fun since 1973.
Blackburn FP-1 (when the body was aluminum) is the best I've used. Similar in function to the Zefal, but doesn't rust to hell, much better than a Silca with Campy head and won't explode after years of sun exposure. Rubber coated, well formed ends work well on pretty much any bike in pretty much any location as long as one uses the appropriate length.
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Does anyone know of a full size frame pump with a flexible hose at end to connect to tube valve? Thanks!
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