What do people use for pumping disc wheels when they get a puncture outside on a clincher disc such as the Super 9?
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Re: Pumping Disc Wheels on the fly [higuy]
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higuy wrote:
What do people use for pumping disc wheels when they get a puncture outside on a clincher disc such as the Super 9?
Re: Pumping Disc Wheels on the fly [higuy]
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I carry this everywhere I ride. Allows single-hand operation
Topeak Pressure Rite Presta adapter
Topeak Pressure Rite Presta adapter
Re: Pumping Disc Wheels on the fly [echappist]
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Does that work with a presta valve pump? Or do people buy a schrader hand pump to use with that?
Re: Pumping Disc Wheels on the fly [higuy]
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higuy wrote:
Does that work with a presta valve pump? Or do people buy a schrader hand pump to use with that?It does. I personally use a Lezyne HP pump, and thread the adapter to the presta valve on my Lezyne HP. Similarly, it attaches to the presta valve on my Blackburn
Re: Pumping Disc Wheels on the fly [higuy]
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higuy wrote:
Does that work with a presta valve pump? Or do people buy a schrader hand pump to use with that?I've got the Schrader version of that Topeak adapter (mainly because I wasn't paying attention when I ordered it on Amazon....didn't realize it until I already received it). It works fine but can be a PITA to thread on the Schrader adapter to the valve then the 90 adater to the schrader adapter (in that tight space).
I do have a low profile CO2 pump head similar to the poster above (not as nice though but a Genuine Innovations one) that came with a kit I bought that I keep with my emergency kit for my Tri bike.
Yes, an inflator like that; as small as possible. I have the Genuine Innovations Air Chuck Elite.
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