Mini pump tooo big on bike

[Jim_Noir]

Just put my mini pump on the Sirrus, and the effer hits my calf muscle when I pedal... back in the bag with you sonny Jim! Can you get a pump holder that doesn't sit to the side so the pump is flush with the frame?

 

[Llama]

this is what you need:

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/2-mtb-hook-and-loop-pump-ties-53433422/

 

[Llama]

these people do them as well, incase your not near decathlon

http://www.simpsoncycles.co.uk/product.php?xProd=1651

 

[Cranks]

Why not mount it on the downtube under your bottle holder???

 

[Jim_Noir]

Tried that, hits off my right calf! I think staying in my bag is the best bet. Have tried a smaller pump and have no issue with that, go figure!

 

[Bigtwin]

Tried that, hits off my right calf! I think staying in my bag is the best bet. Have tried a smaller pump and have no issue with that, go figure!

How much seat post have you got? Up the back of that works well on one of my bikes.

 

[HLaB]

Tried that, hits off my right calf! I think staying in my bag is the best bet. Have tried a smaller pump and have no issue with that, go figure!

I have no problem with the tiny pump on my Sirrus, that said out of convenience it sits with a spare tube in my jersey.

You can get pumps to fit almost anywhere on a bike. On my old commuter (which had no lugs) pump bracket attached with zip ties. The pump fitted perfectly to the seat tube in the gap between the tube and the guards.

 

[John Ponting]

B&Q (amongst many) sell Velcro straps starting at about 100mm and going to huge ... and they come in colours to match your bike.

well the red matched my bike.

 

[Jim_Noir]

Sorry ment right foot hit the pump. The velcro tie sound a good option