Which pump?

I have been using the Lezyne Pocket drive for a few years now, and I like it a lot. Better than the Road Drive I used earlier, mainly because it is even smaller. I wouldn't use it for big volume tyres, but for 28-30mm it works well enough.

Comes with a clip to attach it to the bottle cage mounts, should you want to.

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One thing, though, with Presta valves is to make sure the valve cores are screwed in tightly, or they're liable to unscrew with the pump hose after you've just done a few hundred strokes or so. That gets old pretty quickly.

I mostly keep mine with my tools and spare tube under my saddle.

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I was about to list a Lezyne Micro Drive pump in the classifieds if anyone is interested? It’s the original model which has a gauge and can easily do over 100psi. Was thinking £35 delivered.
 

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So am I, I would love to find a peg type frame pump something like the one that my Carlton used to sport in its youth. Somehow it escaped when I was pressing on when I was about 16, went under the back wheel and collected a bend in the alloy. It was alloy with a red blue and white stripe. However it was only really good for about 60psi, I would prefer a bit higher.
 
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