Best pump for 100 psi

[cocoonr]

While I'm sitting here awaiting the delivery of my Sofrider V2 I've been wondering about those 100 psi tires. My past bikes have never had such high pressure tires.

Does anyone have a recommendation as to a certain brand and model pump that he or she has been very happy with?

Thanks......

 

[Mark B]

cocoonr wrote: While I'm sitting here awaiting the delivery of my Sofrider V2 I've been wondering about those 100 psi tires. My past bikes have never had such high pressure tires.

Does anyone have a recommendation as to a certain brand and model pump that he or she has been very happy with?

Thanks......

Welcome to the forum!

If you are talking about a pump to take on rides, IMHO the Topeak Road Morph totally rocks. Hands down, it's easily the best portable pump I've ever used and I would recommend it to anybody.

Floor pumps are floor pumps, but I've had good luck with my Topeak Joe Blow.

Mark

 

[Hotdog]

Mark B wrote:
If you are talking about a pump to take on rides, IMHO the Topeak Road Morph totally rocks. Hands down, it's easily the best portable pump I've ever used and I would recommend it to anybody.

I'd second that. It's not quite the smallest or lightest portable pump but unlike many of the super small ones it's genuinely capable of getting tyres up to 110 psi or more without difficulty. I'd recommend the version with the built in pressure gauge, that way you can pump up to a consistent, correct pressure after fixing a flat. While many cyclists also have a floor pump at home I find the Road Morph G so good I haven't felt the need for one.

 

[Mark B]

The Zefal frame pumps used to be considered the best of the best and I supported that notion for a long time. Since I discovered the Road Morph, well, I couldn't tell you for sure where my Zefal is anymore! Seriously, IMHO, there is no debate. Best portable pump ever.

Mark

 

[JonB]

I dont remember the name of my pump, but here is a picture of it attached to my Freerider. It has a air hose that can go down to the wheels, and then you pump with it attached to the bike.