Anonymous1502
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I have been recommended to buy Lezyne mini bike pump, but I don't know which one to go for as there are so many on amazon. I want a high pressure bike pump for presta valve. Any help would be much appreciated.
I only want one incase I get a puncture as track pumps are too large to carry.Not sure what model of Leznye is the best one but they're mostly all good, and interchangeable between presta and schrader. (On nearly all models you unscrew the chuck and flip the washer adapter thing over to suit the valve). I've got a Topeak master blaster mini, they're good too.
(Although to be honest I hardly use a mini pump, to me they're emergency only - if this is for home use, get a track pump).
I only want one incase I get a puncture as track pumps are too large to carry.
This, get the medium one, small ones need more effort to get a decent amount of air inhad this 5 years great pump has a frame bracket also
https://road.cc/content/review/25748-lezyne-road-drive-alloy-mini-pump
This is the one you want.I have been recommended to buy Lezyne mini bike pump, but I don't know which one to go for as there are so many on amazon. I want a high pressure bike pump for presta valve. Any help would be much appreciated.
This is the one you want.
Topeak road Morph. Like a small track pump, Flexible hose and a little foot stand. I have two of them, it can get to a high pressure easily and fits in your back pocket.
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Must be a small frame.
£40 for the medium road drive from Wiggle / CRC right nowI've had a Lezyne Road Drive for a long time (ten years?) and it's very good. It costs about £30 today unfortunately. There's a similar-looking Lezyne available for about £16 that might be worth a try.
Whatever you decide, get a pump with a flexible hose, not a fixed head, and save yourself a whole load of broken valve/ leaking grief.
Edit: This is the cheaper one that I've never tried....
https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/lezyne-sport-drive-hv-pump/rp-prod132518