I have a Lezyne travel drive. Its about 20" tall and they claim its good up to up to 220 psi. Since it only has 1 foot to stand on its not s stable as the floor drive with 2 feet, but it is easier to travel with. The hose isnt very long so sometimes you have to rotate the wheel to get the valve stem is closer to the ground. Those are my only 2 minor complaints. If it was my primary pump that would bug me, since its a travel pump I can live with it.

http://www.lezyne.com/...rav.php#.VWjiTiH48-U

This is the pump that I keep in my bike bag. Love it.


http://www.specialized.com/...ol-compak-floor-pump

I know you didn't want a frame pump, but the Topeak road morph G gets pretty high pressure - just thought I'd mention it if you need a backup or something smaller.

I never used that pump but the LBS stopped dealing spec (not sure which direction that came from) and was blowing stuff out 50% off.. I was having one of my I'm not going to spend money this week weeks and have been kicking myself ever since. It seemed to be very well built at 50 bucks it was a steal.

So again no experience but having fondled one a few weeks back it was really nice.

I bought the same one after trying several out. It's the best for pumping but the short hose has been an issue So I don't use it.
I've tried to find a way to make a hose extension but haven't found any compatible fittings.
Barb

I've got the Lezyne Travel pump. As noted, the hose was too short, so I purchased the standard Lezyne replacement hose -- works great now, and the Lezyne slip chuck works great with my disc wheel.

Another vote for the Lezyne Travel Drive.

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ZONE3 - We Last Longer

I have the Lezyne travel pump and use the slip chuck so my extenders don't reverse out as they can with the screw on adapter. The only disadvantage to the slip chuck is I need another person to assist. The short hose has not been an issue.

So the connection just treads as purchased onto the existing. The bike shop I talked with was going to have to order it & then said it might not work. My goal was to be able to use it with 1 person on my disc.

Barb

Buy a craftsman air pump with a lithium battery. You will never use a floor pump again, ever.

and another vote for the Lezyne here too.

Interested... tell me more :)

Just found this... is this the set up you have??

http://www.thetallcyclist.com/...n-cordless-inflator/

I haven't been able to source the blue rubber washer depicted in the article.

The solution to the first (unthreading the extenders) is to torque them harder and use teflon tape. They shouldn't unthread from the Lezyne head (especially not the new ones with the bleed valve).

The solution to the second is potentially a new rubber seal? My Slip Chuck stays put until around ~110psi. Helps to align the valve at 5-o'clock, for some reason (probably gravity) the chuck stays on better like this.

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ZONE3 - We Last Longer

That is it! You can get them at Sears or eBay or wherever. If you get one, just buy the top section w/o the standard battery. The standard battery does not hold a charge very long. Buy the lithium battery. It lasts a long time. I did not read that article mentioned but I know people that bought one and just use the adaptors for presta valves that come with it and their crack pipes with no conversion process. What I did was cut the valve at the end of the hose off and then attached an old floor pump head so that it fits presta valves and held my crack pipe better. Be glad to send you a picture.
I have not used a floor pump in 2 years and carry this thing with me everywhere, airlines, track races, TT's, etc. It has a digital display on the back that you can just watch the pressure or you can set the desired pressure and it will cut off automatically when that pressure is reached. Takes less time to air up than a floor pump.
So you need the top section, a lithium battery and the lithium battery charger. I think I got all that for under $90.

Yup... send a pic to me at krieff@gmail.com.

Thanks!!

Yea I'd also like to see the picture. The one I saw has a cheap bride hose with Crappy Schrader valve.
Barb

Just wanted to thank everyone for their recommendations. Given a club discount and a store credit, we went ahead and picked up the Specialized Air Tool ComPak pump. Traveled with it for this past weekend's Boulder 70.3 and it worked great. Flying for three more races this year and looking forward to having a pump that easily fits in our luggage.