🚴 Topeak Road Morph G Mini Pump: Your Perfect Compact Solution for Road Cyclists Review

So this pump is 'big' by portable pump standards. But not heavy and not so big that it's unwieldy. Its functionality outweighs (npi) its mass. This thing inflates a tire up to 60psi fairly easily with a few pumps; If you need to go higher, I can't talk about that. It has a built-in sensor that's accurate enough to keep you from blowing out a tire in front of your face. I tested this with a more accurate sensor and it was correct. Now it has no resolution, it's like a "graph" of the pressure…

This is by far the best bike pump imaginable. I use it for road, commuting, travel, cross and MTB. In one of my cycling team's centuries, I quickly became the guy you want to see when you're on the ground. It was fast, easy to use, it was very nice to have a pressure gauge, and because it's slightly larger it's comfortable for a crooked user to use. It actually took me over 3 years to get one of them to finally get a track pump. This is my second only because my last one ended up right on the…

I was touring Europe and climbing the French Alps and needed a pump to pump up tires in the morning without the size and weight of a floor pump. The plan was to buy CO2 cartridges from France to keep the roads smooth. But this pump was so good—up to 90psi in just minutes—I just installed it under the top tube and didn't bother getting CO2. And while I checked my pressure with a digital pressure gauge every morning, this pump's mechanical pressure gauge was surprisingly accurate. My only…

This is the best portable bike pump I've found. It's a good compromise between portability and ease of use. Because the piston is so small, inflating a road tire takes a lot of work, but this tiny pump still gets at least 100psi, which is normal for a road tire. There's a little tongue sticking out at the bottom that you can use to hold the pump with your foot while pumping. The handle also rotates 90 degrees to make it easier to hold while pumping. Both retract for smaller storage. I've had…

I see no point in CO2 canisters anymore. This pump is very quick and easy. To be honest, inflating my 700x25 tire/tube to 110psi on the side of the road took about a minute (had been used a couple of times already) and was very easy. I barely noticed if this pump was harder than my full size floor pump. Each stroke of the pump increased the pressure by five to ten pounds per square inch. There's also a built-in pressure gauge, and the fitting is on a small piece of tubing, making it easy to use

Much lighter than a compact hand pump, not as easy and stable as a full size floor pump - I would say it's a great compromise between a compact pump and a full size pump that always works still fits bike frame. Easy to pump as you can plant it on the ground. This served as my only pump for a few tire changes and it didn't die on me or was bad enough to make me feel like I needed a full size floor pump. The gauge could be more accurate, it jumps in psi every few pumps at higher pressure. I…

This thing can inflate street tires to 100psi very easily. Bought after getting stuck on a trip, I used 4 CO2 canisters and 2 tubes and a box of slime, goat head spikes are a problem in my area. I've since switched to better tires with slime and liners, but either way it helps to have extra air while riding. I'm impressed how very light it is, only 220g. My old setup with a CO2/air pump and 4 CO2 tanks weighed 334g. That's 114g of savings and you'll never have to worry about running out of CO2…

I bought this pump to ride on a bike I have in another city where I travel a lot for work. I don't have access to a floor pump there and need a pump that is both fast and gives me an idea of how much air is actually in my tires. Also, I've had a few flat tires with this bike, and I need a frame pump that can actually do the job of a floor pump: pumping my tires from zero to full pressure repeatedly with little effort, without damaging my tires. valves. The bike I use it with is actually a…