Track pump advice?
-
- Posts: 2234
- Joined: 22 May 2011, 7:14pm
Re: Track pump advice?
You can't go wrong with a Joe blow sport, although I'd avoid anything with a plastic barrel. Interesting to hear about the sprint though.
-
- Posts: 2914
- Joined: 9 Jun 2008, 8:06pm
Re: Track pump advice?
I have a Joe Blow Sport, which I've recently refurbed with a new head and check valve, and an SKS Rennkompressor.
The Joe Blow is far better. The SKS heads are hopeless.
The Joe Blow is far better. The SKS heads are hopeless.
Re: Track pump advice?
I have one, bought just over two years ago for £25 in a sale. I replaced my Aldi track pump with it (the Aldi plastic handle broke). I find that it does the job well and seems very "tough" - not going to break easily. The chuck is very good too. I don't think any of the seals/piston washers are replaceable though (except for the visible O rings on the chuck Presta/Schrader adapter) - I can't see a way of getting to them. I don't use my pump often - only to top up my two bikes (tourer about 65-70 psi and folder about 40 psi) and the odd puncture (more other people's than my own). I like the pump and I'm happy with it. When out and about, I take a Lezyne Micro Floor Drive HV with gauge.Slothman wrote: ↑22 Jul 2021, 2:10pm Anyone have experience regarding the Lifeline Professional? https://www.wiggle.co.uk/lifeline-profe ... lsrc=aw.ds
Disclaimer: Treat what I say with caution and if possible, wait for someone with more knowledge and experience to contribute.