Recommend a mini pump...

[Rob3rt]

As the title says! I need a new one!

 

[Cletus Van Damme]

I have a Topeak Mini Master Blaster with gauge. I am not sure how good the gauge is but the pump is pretty good IMHO for a mini pump. It does a good job of blowing up tyres until you get home and use a track pump.

http://www.google.co.uk/products/ca...=Os0zUOfAA8TY0QXA34GABg&sqi=2&ved=0CHwQ8wIwBA

 

[geo]

Lezyne pressure drive pump (about £28 ) very small,light and a 120psi output (or close to it)

 

[vickster]

Will confess to never having used this but I like a sale item, small on the frame, and very easy to attach even for a technical incompetent like me

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/topeak/racerocket-mini-pump-ec023030

Does both presta and schraeder valves I believe

 

[Lee_M]

Will confess to never having used this but I like a sale item, small on the frame, and very easy to attach even for a technical incompetent like me

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/topeak/racerocket-mini-pump-ec023030

Does both presta and schraeder valves I believe

I believe I have that one. Very good, very reliable and very small!

 

[ohnovino]

Lezyne pressure drive pump (about £28 ) very small,light and a 120psi output (or close to it)

+1

80psi is effortless, 100psi requires a little bit of a push, 120psi is possible with a little patience. I got mine with the intention of it being a backup to some CO2 canisters, but I'm so impressed with the Lezyne that there's no need for the CO2.

£24.25 @ Merlin

 

[PpPete]

Lezyne - if you want small & light.
The medium length "Road Drive" that I have is astonishingly efficient for such a small unit.
Far better than the Topeak DXG that preceded it.

 

[Rob3rt]

Thanks, yes small and light is exactly what I want I have a Topeak Joe Blow Sport 2 for home use, just wanting a new mini pump to take out in my pocket since my current one is a bit crap and is on its way out (I also lost the bike mount for it).

 

[vickster]

I think Ribble might have the one I mentioned a little cheaper - unless you want blingy gold, Evans seemed to have gone up since I bought mine a few weeks ago

 

[RhythMick]

The BLACKBURN mini pump is extremely well engineered and I had no problem getting my road tyres up to what felt like the right pressure (though it doesn't have a gauge, I confirmed with the track pump at home that I'd hit 90psi)

 

[cyberknight]

If i was looking for a mini pump i would be tempted by the new topeak hybride rocket hp that combines the race rocket with a CO2 pump.
http://www.topeak.com/products/Pumps/hybridrocket_hp

 

[Scruffmonster]

This is the Bomb - Bontrager Air Supply
http://www.evanscycles.com/products/bontrager/air-support-road-mini-pump-ec017726#features

Reviewed here (3 years old though)
http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/categ...view-bontrager-air-support-road-pump-09-34879

I think they all push the same amount of air to be honest. Buy any pump for £20 and it'll take you to 100psi. This just does it a bit easier as the handle works with you rather than against you.

 

[fudgepanda]

I believe I have that one. Very good, very reliable and very small!

Bought one of these Topeak mini thingys from Evans which has a 120psi capability with the dual valve type hose. I took it home and unscrewing the adaptor to deal with the Schrader type valve pumped away like mad to inflate tyres on an old mountain bike that had almost completely flat rubber. After a hundred pumps (I counted) there seemed to be little or no improvement. I then moved to the back tyre and a hundred pumps later.....bu**er all difference. I decided to give up and go and have a brew planning to return later. As I went back towards the kitchen I screwed the adaptor back into the pump intending to write a scathing review on here when I noticed that, yes, you guessed it, I had the nozzle in the wrong position. Recovering quickly I went back to the bike and after about a hundred thrusts the front looked about right. A hundred more and the rear also had pressure although I've no idea how much. Overall I'd say this is a good little pump as long as you don't give it to an idiot to operate!

 

[lb81]

I bought a halfrauds own brand 'mini' pump the other day. Only got it because i wanted one small enough to fit in the saddle bag. Its small (smaller than a Pocket Rocket), does up to 120psi and works which is good enough for me as its only for emergency use! Think it was about £18...

 

[Omario7]

What do you think of this:

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/carbon-nuda-hand-pump-id_8132181.html

Looks awesome for what it is, v. light, small, good price...