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ticketybooh
a Weekend Warrior
from australiaDate Reviewed: September 30, 2008
Strengths: looks cool, handle locks in place when not in useWeaknesses: plastic lever lock, handle lock annoying when trying to use pump and it is impossible to hold pump and pump above 60 psi unless you remove wheel and use floor as a brace for pump endBottom Line: ok for fat low pressure tyres but for any thing over 60 psi forget it.
Nice alloy body is let down by use of cheap plastic parts
I'm going to get a Parktool pmp5 and try it.
They seem ok, the review is next.
ill give it 2 for function and looks overall 2 as it didnt do what i purchased it for.
The seller also didnt really know product as they assured me it would easily do 110 psi, its actually a low pressure mountain bike pump
Favorite Trail: warburton rail trail
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$45.00
Purchased At: lbs
Similar Products Used: airforce 2
Bike Setup: Raleigh Royal oldscool
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Ryan
a Weekend Warrior
from RidgecrestDate Reviewed: May 31, 2008
Strengths: clean, simple design. effortless switching between presta and shrader. nice storage areaWeaknesses: plastic in the wrong placeBottom Line: the screw-on head that keeps the piece of rubber that seals the pump to the valve stem broke after about a year of light use. the pressure of securing the pump to the valve stem broke this piece. this pump would be flawless if it was made of metal.
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid:
$20.00
Purchased At: TJ Frisbee's
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maxmtb
a Cross Country Rider
from ScotlandDate Reviewed: May 12, 2008
Strengths: Mostly made of metal, comes with patch kit and is easy to use. Cheap.Weaknesses: Rubbish mounting bracketBottom Line: Easy to use but I lost mine as the bracket completly broke, so if you buy this, keep it in your rucksack or you could lose it.
Favorite Trail: Pentlands-to flotterstone
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$12.00
Purchased At: Edinburgh
Similar Products Used: Revolution mini pump
Bike Setup: Revolution cullin xc
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Tony
a Weekend Warrior
from Fayetteville, NC, USADate Reviewed: September 16, 2007
Strengths: simple, lightweight, schrader and presta capable, includes some patchesWeaknesses: only single action and relatively low volume per stroke, will take more time to fill as opposed to compressed airBottom Line: This is a simple yet capable frame pump which matches my frame exceptionally well and contains almost everything I need to fix a flat on the go. I keep a tube and a small tool set in my camelback to complete the package because I don't like a lot of stuff hanging from my frame. $20 seemed a little steep to me but it does seem to be a quality product so I got it. Just seems a little funny putting a specialized pump on a trek frame to me. I almost got a CO2 kit but the guy at the shop recommended against it because you can't replenish those on the go. Besides they cost more as well.
Favorite Trail: Smith Lake
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$20.00
Purchased At: The Bicycle Shop
Similar Products Used: plastic hand pumps and cheap foot pumps in the past
Bike Setup: 2007 trek 4300 disc stock with this pump
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