🚴 High-performance Alloy Bicycle Pump Review

I've been riding my bike a lot lately and CO2 cartridges are banned by the TSA. Got this for my cross/gravel/adventure bike. Too long to fit in a jersey pocket but just right on the down tube. I was pleasantly surprised that inflating 40mm tires wasn't such a difficult task. I usually pull the hose out, screw it onto the pre-valve (which holds pressure) and then attach the hose to the pump with a magnetic click (surprisingly well). Of course it takes time to inflate such a wide tire, but that's

I think it's a good pump. The magnetic mount is decent, but more importantly, it works well without leaking air. Everything is perfectly stowed away in a small package and even offers space for additional equipment such as valve inserts. Really nice design. However, it is difficult to properly connect this pump to the Presta valves. It doesn't hold up at all with pressed pressure or O-rings; At the same time, it takes a decent amount of force to get in deep enough where the threads bite and you

The other day I was stuck and had to borrow a pump which was annoying me. So I got 2 from Revain.com (I have more than 1 bike). This and the Pro Bike Premium tool https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HR4GBVG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1The Crankbrothers which I received in the HV version without the gauge. Pros for CrankBrothers: - Well made connection hose - The anti-click guard in the head is well thought out to keep out dust and dirt - The ability to rotate the end of the

I have two of them, one with a manometer and the other without. I have 4.5" Bontrager Gnarwhal TLR tires so a large volume pump was a must. The one with the gauge is a little longer (to hold the gauge) and therefore has a little more volume. However, I use a non-gauge hose and keep it in the one I bought with a gauge. Pros: Very light. Awesome mount (right on the water bottle mount) that not only holds tight but also has velcro. 100% sure it won't come off. The handle unfolds into a T-handle…

I bought a Klic HV with gauge as an emergency pump to take with me mountain biking and I think it will be great for that purpose. The pump looks good, nothing feels cheap or flimsy. The handle pivots to the side and locks in the open position, giving you a solid and comfortable platform to rest your palm on while you work. Twisting the handle reveals a hose hidden in a pole, which can be pulled out of its hiding place by gently tapping the handle against your palm (not sure what you'll do if it