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Topeak Road Morph G Bicycle Pump
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Topeak Road Morph G Bicycle Pump Customer Reviews
RRP $41.49
$17.99
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9 Reviews
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Bike pump
5I purchased the topeak road morph g bicycle pump and it is a very high quality pump that is easy to use and light weight. It comes with a frame mount, but because of its light weight, could easily fit in clothing pockets. Highly recommend. It was also delivered promptly!
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Road Morph G pump
4A friend let me use his Road Morph G in an emergency, and I knew I had to get one myself. It's easily packable, but its setup to be used like a floor pump allows it to pump to high pressure quickly and relatively easily. The handle is a little uncomfortable, but cycling gloves help. I'm very happy with mine.
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light and strong pump
5it is very difficult to pump up flatten tyres with portable pump. But this pump made me invincible against flat tyres. When I tested this, I can inflate my tyre over 80 psi easily.
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Excellent pump
5I already own a mini morph but was looking for a pump for my touring bike. As I quite often start my annual tour by plane and need to let down the tyres I was looking for something that would get the tyres to a good pressure nearing the tyres maximum not just a 'limp home' pressure after a puncture. The pump is easy to use and with the T grip and foot support allows you to pump your tyres with something that is as close as you can get to a track pump and still carry. A couple of notes of caution. It's a relatively big pump (see advert for dimensions) definately not something you can put in your pocket. But the size makes inflating the tyres easier. There are two methods of mounting the pump bracket to the bike; via two bottles cage bolts or with cable ties on the top tube. With the first method you lose one bottle cage. The second method your need to make sure that it does not interfere with top tube routed cables. Also in small frames if mounted on the top tube it may make getting the bottle out of the seat tube cage a little difficult.
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Wrong Size!
3This pump is a well built bit of kit and the hose adaptor makes life easier when you need to use it. It is however a little bit too large for a medium compact frame; just be careful if you want to carry on the frame with two bottles as you may not fit them all on!
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highly recommend
5may not be the sleekest pump to mount to your road bike, but the trade off is worth it. no guessing the pressure, pumps fast. you are back on the road in no time.
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i love this pump
5The speed at which you pump the tire more than makes up for the size of the pump. its not the sleekest looking pump mounted on my road bike, but while those other guys are still pumping their tires with those pretty pumps, I'm back on the road. The gauge allows you ride with the correct pressure instead of guessing.
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Like it
4If you want a pump to have in a pocket, this is not the the easiest to bring. I always have a small back pack with me and its easy to bring with that. Good pump for flatties. Recomend it
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Don't buy anything else for touring/commuting
5
Can't believe I am the first to review this pump. Bought this for my bicycle tours and it made me smile each time I used it hahaha. It\\ was worth the money because made flatties a lot quicker to fix.
Obviously bigger than the little race pumps but for commuting/touring it goes on my bike all the time. It is easy to use, pumps up my tyres (even race tyres to 120psi) to any pressure I need and in 1/4 of the time of the little pumps. With the little pumps your pumping away until you have a heart attack - not with this one - flip the kickstand out, Approx 30seconds later and you're done (and with a psi gauge)
AWESOME PUMP
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