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  1. joepublicschmoe on

    Riding broken-glass-strewn city streets, I’ve repaired countless flats during rides using my Topeak Road Morph G for the past decade. I do disassemble the pump to clean out any accumulated dirt and relubricate it with silicone grease once a year. Hasn’t failed me yet.

  2. MarvinTheMartian1969 on

    I’ve been pretty happy with the Lezyne pump. It works pretty well, high pressure and uses a hose and not a hard mount at the valve. I’ve never liked pumps that have the valve head hard mounted to the pump. I prefer a short hose so that the pump can move freely as I’m pumping it up.

  3. PARK MINI 4 for the win. I’ve had one forever, and it just freaking works. Every time.

    Tiny enough to go anywhere, and actually moves air. Whenever I see someone struggling with some random cheap plastic junk pump on the side of the road I feel like an absolute chad king when I cruise up on my steed and offer my mini Excalibur to save the day. They swoon, end scene.

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