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Topeak Turbo Morph Bike Pump... Tours-size, floor pump

The Topeak Turbo Morph is a lightweight entrap pump that functions like a floor pump.

It has a fold-out anchor for your foot, and the use also flips sideways, into a T-shape.

It's also got a hose, so you can well inflate the tire while it's mounted on the bike.

Before getting the Turbo Morph about two years ago, I had a inconsequential frame pump, just this side of useless.

Most portable bicycle pumps are designed to be cast-off, exclusively, with your arms/hands.

Since they attach quickly to the tire, they're cumbersome to use, and difficult to get to the full tire weight.

Contrast this to the floor pump in your garage.

You anchor it with your feet and use your confederation weight to power it.

Unfortunately, they are also too large to beyond carry with you.

I tried another "mini foot pump" before the Topeak, but it wouldn't positively work with a Presta adapter.

With my other frame pumps, I'd waste more time inflating the tire than I would fixing it, and it would be distressing getting the thing past 60 PSI.

With this pump, I can get the weary to its full 120 PSI in just a couple of minutes.

I have the G image, which has a built-in gauge.

More convenient to have a gauge on the pump than to have to conduct a separate one.

But if you've already got a gauge, then you probably won't want the assess version.

I have puncture-resistant tires, but the key huddle is "resistant".

I still wind up getting a flat a combine times a year.

This is well worth carrying.

-- Joe D.

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