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RedTwo · **Posts:** 463 **Location:** In my shed

Any recommendations on a track pump..??

I give up on my exploding aldi/lidl special as not only did it explode once before, but now I've found out its over 6psi out of sync.... :oops:

So my 20psi tyres were nearer 30psi.. :lol:

Got my eye on "SKS Rennkompressor" as the shop I've worked in has had it for 20+ years and swears by it for reliability and quality..

What do you guys/girls use.??

Mattvanders · **Posts:** 1429

Joe bow, had mine for a year or two with no complaint. I even had to use it on a car tyre with no problems so can't be that bad

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/tope ... -prod39688

bugeye · **Posts:** 740 **Location:** Cake shop

I've got one of these - http://www.wiggle.co.uk/lifeline-essential-track-pump/ .... seems to do the job of squeezing air into the tires

Laser · **Posts:** 2166 **Location:** The land were time forgot

Don't buy a Park Tool Pump PFP5 or older version PFP6 they leek after sometime.
There kits to fix, shouldn't need to buy kit for their faulty product.

edit: I got the PFP6

decoxx · **Posts:** 480 **Location:** SE of London Town

I've used Pedros, Joe Blow and Lezyne, all great pumps. I have the Pedros at home it's about two years old and it's like new paid £15 for it. The Lezyne is at work, a bike shop and it has been used daily by customers for two years and it works faultless!

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Joe blow all day long

tried mudyfox one and blew the hose out

Jon · **Posts:** 3602

nwmlarge wrote:

Joe blow all day long

tried mudyfox one and blew the hose out

My Joe blow has been reliable / easy to fit and is relatively cheap

JohnG · **Posts:** 23

I use a Dawes Tour Track Pump in my shop multiple times everyday and has yet to let me down!

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

Joe Blow

RedTwo · **Posts:** 463 **Location:** In my shed

Cheers guys, everybody seems to say joe blow..!!
I have a question..... is it made of metal or plastic.?? Do the feet fold up or remove.??

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

They do various specs just pick the one that suits.

http://www.topeak.com/products/Pumps

I have a max ii despite telling my sister to buy me a yellow one!

Mattvanders · **Posts:** 1429

The yellow joe blow (one in my link) is metal (foot base, outer tube, pump shaft) with some plastic parts (handle). As i said i used it to pump up a car tyre (a very large and almost flat off road jeep tyre) so can't be that bad.

andydd · **Posts:** 1335

Ive just bought this one > http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ultimate-Hard ... OC:GB:3160

Seems pretty sturdy, my Aldi one blew up too !

nellon1969 · **Posts:** 171 **Location:** Stanford-le-Hope

Am i mistaken, or did i see one advertised in one of the MTB mags that will do tubeless?

Think it builds up the air then shoots it into the tyre in one blast?

Did i see it or am i going mad?

Nagmakava1 · **Posts:** 197

Another +1 for the Joe Blow

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